Sentence examples for dragged up with from inspiring English sources

"The rest of the Asian market is up and India is being dragged up with it," says Nigel Rendell, chief emerging market strategist at RBC Capital in London.

"Lynchian" is perhaps an adjective that gets thrown around too often when something is unnervingly surreal, the name David Lynch is dragged up with unimaginative ease.

Raped on the roof of a building I was dragged up to with a knife in my back, and had my apartment broken into three times.

Prawn cocktail – what did it ever do to you? Do you hanker after the classic version, or could it do with being dragged up to date with a few modern tweaks?

McClean assembled his box on Rockall (he glued and drilled its base to a ledge), dragging up its sides, along with 360 litres (80 gallons) of water and more than 150kg (330lb) of food and supplies from the boat.

The first clue surfaced in September 1998, when fishermen off this Mediterranean port city dragged up a silver bracelet with their nets.

"Dragged up" in an orphanage along with his younger sister Sara, who he hasn't seen in years (and has no idea is so close by at Appleyard College).

He waved his arms around theatrically, as if hoping to drag up an answer with a little method thinking.

"If the gold price is high for a long time, it starts dragging up silver prices with it," said Mr. Merry of the Goldsmiths Companyy.

Drag up his relationship with the desired Sim.

It's usually best not to speak about really personal things and it's absolutely crucial to avoid any topic that drags up your intimate past with your ex-lover.