Military authorities arrested Spalding, charged him with conduct unbecoming an officer, and hauled him before a court martial.
But Federal officials yearning to know more about ELF have hauled him before a grand jury six times, Mr. Rosebraugh said.
In 1999 the United States government, which had hauled him before the House Un-American Activitiembracedttee, embraced him as a social and civil rights pioneer when the Library of Congress acquired more than 1,100 of his master prints, along with negatives and contact sheets.
How about hauling him before a televised hearing and having him balance out a $3.6-billion 3.6-billionan witaxpayeriring of 70 American workers?
The judge ignored the fact that Mobley's Yemeni captors hauled him before court without a lawyer for the first time after 20 months of forced disappearance.
If one of us fell through, the other could haul him out before one of those monster bass James kept talking about could eat him.
Threats to haul him and his brethren before congressional committees to force them to explain themselves?
Annual closings are how modern owners assert their dominion (as opposed, say, to killing someone's sheep, or hauling him up before the folkmoot assembly).
The female officer riding shotgun radioed the description I gave her to other cops, who nabbed him and hauled him, handcuffed, before me outside the Port Authority.
But a year later, while Mr. Bradford, 20, was out on bail on a charge that he had assaulted a relative of his girlfriend, prosecutors hauled him back before a judge to explain a disturbing message that had appeared on the girlfriend's Facebook account.
