Sentence examples for needs to be dragged from inspiring English sources

Whoever writes her lyrics needs to be dragged through a hedge.

"The city needs to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century," he said.

We have a governing class that has been found out, and it needs to be dragged out of the shadows of backroom deals and casino culture.

Above all, these two men are a contrarian's delight: Europeans marvel at an American president who needs to be dragged into a foreign conflict; Americans with vivid memories of Iraq do not know what to make of a French warrior.

Admiral Lord West, the former head of the navy and Labour security minister, sayd Trident "needs to be dragged out of the political arena – it's too important for the nation".

This needs to be dragged into the sunlight.

He was 39 at the time and joining an organisation that needed to be dragged into the 21st century.

Neither the regime nor its opponents are now willing to walk to the negotiating table: They need to be dragged to it.

Each Type 1 font usually has two files that need to be dragged to the System Folder: one for the screen version and one for the printer.

I'd had enough drama in my life and did not need to be dragged into this tightly wound plotline of his girlfriends, their new affair and various pre-existing relationships.

He didn't write it (Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay did), but it established what would become the telltale Apatow trope: men are overgrown kids who need to be dragged reluctantly into adulthood by grouchy women.