Sentence examples for has dragged up from inspiring English sources

For the families of the slain men it has dragged up painful memories.

This has dragged up headline inflation in emerging markets from around 6% in 2006 to over 8% now.

Also according to the ISoc, the press has "dragged up incidents from the past" which are "completely irrelevant to the current investigation".

The murder of an anti-mafia policeman in 1909 had remained unsolved until dozens of arrests in Palermo, Sicily, this week seems to have dragged up the truth.

But England, apparently dead and buried at 45 for four, then 146 for six, and 208 for seven, and even 282 for eight, were now within 52 runs of the most improbable victory, one which would have dragged up all the old taunts about South African chokers.

As well as fragments of pottery and glass, the moles have dragged up some attractive and intact artefacts.

I could have dragged up all the arguments against taking temporary positions and the terrible toll it takes on our personal life.

He wondered if they weren't a part of a wrecked ship, something someone had dragged up from the rocks and then abandoned.

Titmuss has dragged himself up from the working class through a combination of hard work, unscrupulousness and intense humorlessness.

It was simply very un-Schalke-like; disciplined and dogged, and wearing all the hallmarks of Roberto Di Matteo's influence, who has dragged the team up from 11th since arriving to succeed Jens Keller.

Over the years, Facebook has dragged media companies up and down with changes to its newsfeed algorithm that forced them to make dramatic changes to their content strategies (often with layoffs and restructuring).