Sentence examples for refuse to drag from inspiring English sources

"I want to be in politics but I refuse to drag my children out to meetings when they should be in bed". Labour AM for Islwyn, Rhianon Passmore, who has four children, said the assembly should be a "good role model for what should be the epitome for the best type of child care".

We also spoke with the local police about why they refuse to drag the river themselves and what's going on with the unsolved cases for missing and murdered aboriginal women.

VICE also interviews the local police division about why they refuse to drag the river themselves and what is going on with the unsolved cases for missing and murdered aboriginal women.

Kentridge's play refuses to drag itself away from these moments: it scratches the scab of the past and stops it healing.

But the sea refused to drag him down and when he broke surface a second time and began vomiting gasoline-tanged sea water, a friend urged him to reach a life jacket that had been hurled into the water.

My truculent opponents are out to settle scores that have nothing to do with Sherpa, and I refuse to allow my enemies to drag my Sherpa family into their fight with me.

MetalDad, however, refused to be dragged down.

But in the case of the cross, it has refused to be dragged into the controversy.

For his part, he has refused to be dragged into a political battle or to be held hostage by profiling.

The trouble is that the world is refusing to be dragged back to the age of grand colonial conquests, atrocities and tragedies, and Muslims are no exception.

There are hardly any blue dots on the screen, linking to street-view photographs, so the tiny orange Google man keeps refusing to be dragged onto the map, rushing stubbornly back to the compass again and again.