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121 When violence breaks out in the streets, innocent people are always dragged in.
122 He was dragged out of the court, spitting abuse at the judge and jury.
123 I'm afraid the children will all be dragged down to his level.
124 I dragged myself wearily out of bed at five o'clock this morning.
125 He went to the dancing party and dragged me along with him.
126 The hours dragged on.
127 The old couple dragged on an unhappy existence for many years.
128 One prisoner claimed he'd been dragged to a cell, stripped and beaten.
129 The party will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.
130 She felt she was being dragged into a whirlpool of emotion.
131 Negotiations between the two sides dragged on through the summer.
132 Mark was dragged from the burning wreckage of his car.
133 I remember my mother being dragged from her bed.
134 She grabbed the banister and dragged herself upwards.
135 His voice sounded like chains being dragged through gravel.
136 Man awoke being dragged across the grass.
137 She was dragged backwards and sideways through hedges.
138 Dragged off the dole queue and hating every minute.
139 All the women with-out children had been dragged away.
140 Staggering and gasping[sentencedict.com], Rincewind was dragged across the floor.
141 Ellen dragged a chair over next to him.
142 Her tracksuit and flying jacket dragged on the ground as she slid and bumped down into the blackness.
143 Regaining the companionway, he dragged the doors closed, bolting them.
144 Many ministers and senior civil servants are convinced Britain will be dragged into the civil war in 1993.
145 Gingrich himself dragged some of the defectors into the House cloakroom for one last arm twist.
146 They thrust their carbines into the bucket holsters on their saddles and dragged out their long straight-bladed swords.
147 The word Olympic was never used, and the contests dragged on throughout the summer and autumn.
148 What is clear is that those who are being dragged through the courts can not afford to pay.
149 Dole and other lawmakers as the budget impasse has dragged on.
150 Nuri Said and Faisal were overthrown, killed, and dragged through the streets.
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