Sentence examples for dragging into the from inspiring English sources

Asked if he would be comfortable with talks dragging into the new season, he responded: "Definitely.

You'll see a couple of dozen sleepy attorneys dragging into "the Breakfast Club," a unique exercise in courtroom management devised by U.S. District Judge Edward W. Nottingham, a stern Bush appointee who deeply resents wasted time.

Confusion ensues, slowing down the furious bikers and dragging into the mix City Hall-area office workers who are just trying to get in a little lunch break walk-a-cise but are now risking loss of limb.

The 23 senators, in their cushy leather swivel-thrones, postulate into microphones, gnashing over the details of this epic health-care bill consuming Washington, now deep into Week 2 and dragging into the longest Senate Finance Committee set-to in 15 years.

But in the early paintings by him in the Modern Museum we see paint as conflict, rather than as daydream, and we also see a very distinguished human being struggling to bring to portraiture the complexities and the self-contradictions that psychoanalysis was dragging into the light.

Qadi has developed good relations with Chelsea, who have loaned Rovers two promising youngsters in Charlie Colkett and Jake Clarke-Salter and he has worked closely with Clarke to improve the infrastructure at a club that needed dragging into the 21st century in some respects.

She was dragged into the street.

An old favourite dragged into the future.

Mayor O'Brian was dragged into the controversy.

At one point, Carlson was dragged into the cockpit.

Once again, though, they are being dragged into the fray.