Sentence examples for should not be dragged from inspiring English sources

The union is already urging consumers to boycott one of Overnite's main customers, Bed Bath & Beyond, which says it is an innocent party and should not be dragged into the dispute.

He added that any action to remove the president should come from Parliament in the form of an impeachment, and that the High Court should not be dragged into politics.

But he should not be dragged into the spotlight simply for having a private life or even for making a mess of it, let alone for being a Tory.

It should not be dragged back into the muck and murk by political figures whose sole agenda seems to be to rationalize actions that cost this country dearly — in our inability to hold credible trials for very bad men and in the continued damage to our reputation.

The free movement of non-financial goods and services should not be dragged into the argument as they were, to disastrous effect, in the 1930s.A second group of critics focuses on deregulation in finance, rather than the economy as a whole.

Speaking at Stanford University on Wednesday in front of some leading foreign policy thinkers – including Ronald Reagan's former secretary of state, George Shultz, and the current one, John Kerry Clintonon tried to walk a fine line of promising to be more engaged in foreign affairs than some of her rivals while pledging that US ground troops should not be dragged into more wars.

Although you should not be dragging your base color up into the crease color, you should be mixing the two colors gently with your circular brush motions.

She shouldn't be dragged in and I certainly don't know what her views are".

"Well, I figured I shouldn't be dragged through the mud for nothing," she said.

Journalists who do so in the public interest shouldn't be dragged through the courts.

"I believe the facts are out and the legal process shouldn't be dragged on".