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Meanings of drag people in English

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Usage of drag people in English
1
Any trouble and they crawl up at night and drag people under.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
2
What were horses made for, if not to drag people uphill?
Black Beauty
3
Being able to drag people towards you.
Wired
4
It's hard to drag people away from the Iamascope: Being in the center of it is like a no-strings-attached acid trip.
Wired
5
Look, none of us is in the business of dragging people's spirits down.
The Information Officer
6
He drifted around, dragged people about and picked up possession in all sorts of areas.
The Guardian
7
Portuguese vigilantes raided Angola's slums, dragging people from their houses and shooting them in the street.
The Guardian
8
Thanks to that sensayer Carlyle I'm not worried anymore about dragging people back from heaven or whatever.
Seven Surrenders
9
Attackers have reduced mosques to rubble, dragged people from their homes to be lynched and committed massacres.
Reuters
10
They dragged people out of sweat lodges.
BBC
11
Distressing footage appears to show Chinese authorities violently dragging people from their homes to be placed into quarantine.
News.com.au
12
I was busy dragging people out.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
13
Monsters who dragged people into the darkness and inflicted unspeakable torments upon them for pleasure-andI should know.
Changes
14
In Tuesday night's clashes, security forces beat some of the protesters, sometimes dragging people out of cars before attacking them.
Reuters
15
It's very fine to be called 'cellar-master' when you sit fast in the poorhouse; but it's a bad business dragging people down.
Little Tora, The Swedish Schoolmistress and Other Stories
16
Hotels and boarding houses collapsed, with people inside screaming, and then burst into flames even as the rescuers were dragging people out.
Private life
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