Sentence examples for he was dragged to from inspiring English sources

"After the doctors had poured stimulants down his throat," read a New York Times report the following day, "he was dragged to his feet, and finally was pushed across the line with one man at his back and another holding him by the arm".

Then he was dragged to two large stones, on which his head was laid.

As tradition dictates, he was dragged to the Speaker 's chair to assume the post.

He said the attack started when he was dragged to a seat at the back of the plane.

Kromer's reputation had its origin in the parties he was dragged to by a former schoolmate: a raven-haired, baggy-eyed heiress named Greta.

When hundreds of Labour MPs applauded John Bercow, as he was "dragged" to the Speaker's chair, only a handful of Tories joined in.

She makes the kind of French arthouse fare he's dragged to by his partner: precious little dialogue, pensive expressions and ambiguous endings.

A video recording of the initial encounter with Nero and fellow officer Garrett Miller that went viral after Gray's death shows Gray screaming with his legs twisted up as he is dragged to the police van.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.18pm BST23 18 ET17: Brahimi gives Lahm the slip on the edge of the final third and looks set fair to make his way into the penalty area until he's dragged to the ground with the German dragging out of his shorts.

He is dragged to fundraisers around the country to holler incoherent zingers about the glory days and FRIGGIN OBAMA by GOP candidates who still have something to play for.

He feared he was being dragged to Guantanamo, there to be "disappeared" and tortured.