Sentence examples for dragging somebody from inspiring English sources

"We weren't dragging somebody to the movies.

"I definitely have student loans in the back of my mind, and the thought of dragging somebody else through my debt is unacceptable," she said.

"I thought it was low to drag somebody's spouse into arguments like this".

I've definitively answered all those questions, and I'm not going to drag somebody else's reputation into this".

"We are allowing a civil servant of the federal government to come in and actually drag somebody out of a Sixth Amendment constitutional due process procedure".

"I'm not going to risk our police and fire people going to try and drag somebody out of the house if they don't want to go," McComb said.

Countries want neither to depend on others nor to be dragged into somebody else's war.

Another is the fear of mutual dependence: martial countries worry that they will be stopped from taking action by an ally that controls a vital capability; more pacific states fear being dragged into somebody else's war.Collaboration works best among countries of similar outlook and ambitions.

Scoot Campos is wired tonight, he's laughing in their faces, and somebody's dragging him — where?

"One of the things I would prefer not to see happen," Mr. Obama said, "is that these confirmation hearings drag on and somebody has to hit the ground running and then take their seat in October without having the time to wrap their mind around the fact that they are going to be a Supreme Court justice".

It's some of the heaviest psych business we have heard in years and, depending on whether or not somebody drags circa-'68 Malcolm Mooney and Amon Duul through a timehole between now and December, will probably wind up being our favorite album of the year.