Sentence examples for ever dragged from inspiring English sources

No one was ever dragged out of court screaming, "No, not the standards and privileges committee!

Hi David, have you ever dragged a stranger into a taxi?

And Anton Lesser, as Chief Superintendent Bright, epitomises every unreconstructed 60s boss ever dragged, kicking and screaming, wreathed in blue Senior Service fug, towards dipping a horny white toe in the warm shallows of enlightened modernity, but somehow manages it with vulnerable layers of humanity.

Rod Stewart, Brian Ferry and Diana Ross went there, as did George Best if he could ever drag himself away from the pub.

Some aspects of tennis are so unchanging, it is a wonder that the lower-rung players ever drag their bones to yet another airport or practice given what they are up against to pry away even one tournament title.

But as the country's worst economic crisis ever drags on, the families of the 30,000 people killed by military and security forces during the "dirty war" of the 1970's here are being forced to bear a uniquely painful burden.

Together they watch over Daniel Jimmy Bennettt) and a younger girl, Max (Aryana Engineer), in one of those sprawling houses that always looks spotless even if no one ever drags a mop across its polished floors, which makes you wonder who will swab up the inevitable pooling blood.

It's a story in which both machines and their capabilities increase for ever, dragging us along for the exponential ride.

Will Taylor ever drag again?

Because elsewhere, man, do Naughty Dog ever drag things out.

Bros B4 Ho's is a groundbreaking first ever drag king troupe that has released a documentary sharing the same title.