Sentence examples for get dragged out from inspiring English sources

These statistics get dragged out over and over again, but they bear the endless repetition.

"You get dragged out of position and they'll find the gaps".

"They're afraid the case is going to get dragged out, the case is going to go stale, especially if they have a good case".

For A-Rod's sake, given the volatility of the marital breakup, you hope there are no skeletons, or syringes, that get dragged out of the closet.

War could still break out, but Mr. Ermarth, asked to assess the odds, said, "By a hair, I would bet that things get dragged out".

Their defenders rarely get dragged out of position and their midfielders are hardworking, selfless, and shrewd, constantly harassing their opponents whenever they have the ball.

I literally got dragged out of the way because I nearly got run over at one time.

"It just gets dragged out and causes the Congress to say let's wait to see what happens with this before they vote".

He very rarely got dragged out of position, as he was constantly organising and communicating with his back-four colleagues, nor did his opponents run him with balls hit over the top.

23 min: Ah, NZ are playing with wing-backs and he's the right prong of their three central defenders - he just happens to be getting dragged out wide a lot, hence my confusion.

"We're not tying our deal to any other player's, but the evolution of the market on Manny has been slow to develop as a result of the Hampton and Rodriguez negotiations getting dragged out," Moorad said.