Sentence examples for get dragged for from inspiring English sources

The market seems to have formed a bottom, he says, but that does not mean a quick turnaround is at hand: "Once we bottom, we're going to get dragged for awhile," he says.

That's what Trump signed up for: leaving his world of casual luxury behind, entering a new realm in which he'll get dragged for wearing certain clothes.

It was her ability to pass through the makeup department while in mid-air that established her as the greatest stunt-person since Yakima Canutt, the man who got dragged for a mile under John Wayne's stagecoach.

As of this writing, Spicer is getting dragged for his comment on Twitter.

Earlier in the morning, CBC reporter Susan Bonner mistook Liberal Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains for the new NDP leader and immediately got dragged for it on Twitter (and yes, also by us).

Do people really want to get dragged along for the ride again?

"Hopefully [the USADA] will come to a decision quickly and it won't get dragged out for the next few months," said Thomas, who was the youngest rider at the 2007 Tour de France.

Most of the team will get dragged round France for three weeks and if it wasn't for the bright red kit you wouldn't notice they were there.

As long as Colao doesn't get dragged into paying silly prices for TV content, and as long as Project Spring is not followed by an expensive Project Summer, cash flows should improve and find their way to shareholders.

Strengthen your leg muscles and be able to be underwater for a moderate length of time in preparation for when you get dragged by the longboard.

Northline succeeds on many levels: as a portrait of America's dispossessed, a simple story of a young woman trying to find her way, and a study of how the weak get dragged down paths that are damaging for themselves and others.