Sentence examples for dragged with him from inspiring English sources

Islam has "helped him to untangle a sort of ball of knots that he's dragged with him since his childhood," said his wife, the hip-hop singer Nawell Azzouz, known as Wallen.

Thus, about "the president's reported doings in 1998," Coles reports hearing this from a ninth grader: "When a person way up there, like President Clinton, falls down, it can be trouble for us... we get dragged with him, we go that way, too".

Kicking and struggling, he will drag with him who he can".

AS HE falls into the mud, Tom DeLay may be dragging with him the good name of golf.

So what to make of Kevin Appier's appearance at the plate last night, dragging with him an.042 batting average and looping a two-run single into right field?

(The GANs. Sponsored by Barclays?) The "Capote non-fiction" scandal was too much to bear, so Truman has been eliminated, dragging with him Norman Mailer, kicking and screaming.

At the same time, the involvement of President Napolitano indicates that on his way down Mr. Berlusconi will be ready to drag with him even Italy's most fundamental institutions.

Now Dad has dragged Berry with him for the unveiling of Laura's memorial at the school.

"He's upset that he was in the car with someone who committed these acts and was dragged along with him," Mr. Newman said.

The plan was then for Yates to "cut a bucket in the snow," brace himself inside it, lower his agonized colleague by rope, three hundred feet at a time, and try not to get dragged down with him.

"There's brothers here in Australia, who he dragged down with him, and we all believe he should pay for that".