Sentence examples for dragging children from inspiring English sources

By dragging children into a stupid numbers game with us, we do them a great disservice.

The White House called the video "repugnant and cowardly," saying it crossed a line by dragging children into a political debate.

The pyrotechnics are built into the stories of machine guns raining down bullets on civilians in peacetime, of women dragging children down residential streets to escape.

That response is sometimes less robust than the one provoked by the attenuated virus — hence the agonizing modern ritual of dragging children to get booster shots for some vaccines — but the method has been used to make vaccines for decades.

Women can get immediate treatment for a condition that is often extremely painful, without taking time off work, hiring a baby sitter or dragging children along to the doctor's office.

"They have been watching families collapse and dragging children in tears," said James M. Sorokac, a firefighter and a member of the ceremonial unit, as he stood outside St. Patrick's Cathedral.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) Parents drag children to the art museum almost as religiously as they read them bedtime books, convinced of the salutary effects.

The downside to such action-packed après-ski: It can be tough to drag children from their bunks to boot up in time for the first chair.

Parents had come into the centre of the Co Tyrone market town to drag children around the shops in search of new uniforms for the new school term.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) In these overloaded days of work/life blur, few parents need Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day as an excuse to drag children in.

More than 50,000 South Sudanese walked, canoed, and dragged children on bits of tarp to Nyal to save themselves from a government-sponsored killing, raping and pillaging spree that ravaged the northern part of the state this past spring.