Sentence examples for insisted on dragging from inspiring English sources
At Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Luis Natal talked about passengers who insisted on dragging overnight bags aboard.
Another time she ordered a tree from a gardening catalog, decided she didn't like it, and insisted on dragging it back to the post office so she could return it.
"I told him it wasn't him but he insisted on dragging the diapers around and hugging them," added Bennett.
In the ongoing saga of "Meatball" — the Glendale bear made famous by its eating preferences and determination to return to the area twice after having been drugged and relocated deep inside the forest — the final chapter appeared to be closing until bureaucracy insisted on dragging the story out.
But Nummedal insists on dragging him through the streets in search of a particular delicacy.
The news is that he insists on dragging the rest of us down with him.
If presidential campaigns are going to continue to insist on dragging real people into every argument, they're going to have to start vetting them like vice-presidential candidates.
One would so like to put all this behind us, but it is difficult to draw that line without sufficient apology to the electorate from the Tories – the kind of repeated knee-bending apology they continually insist on dragging out of Labour over past stewardship of the economy and immigration.
When we think of the welfare state, does our mind's eye still picture a safety net, or has that been supplanted by Iain Duncan Smith's cruel mantrap with its teeth sunk into the nobly struggling legs of the common man and insisting on dragging him into the dark woods of dependency?
And since you insist on dragging it out of me, the profile I'm quoting is (or was, actually) mine.
And they continue to insist on dragging the rest of us with them, toward some imaginary land where students compose songs to commemorate the growth experiences they had in front of a computer screen, answering rigorous multiple choice questions.
