| He had masterminded the enterprise, dragooning his employees to participate in the crime, he said. |
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| Yes, and dragooning young people into the rebel army, but that was a matter which had been argued before the Tribunal. |
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| But the effect is thrillingly open-ended, as if the work were still in the act of coming to its point, dragooning the eyes and the minds of viewers to that enterprise. |
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| Mitchell created the piece gradually, trying out bits at rock clubs and using a jukebox format before dragooning Stephen Trask into writing a gorgeous, glam rock score. |
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| Burke even attempted to exploit the fashion for sibling pop created by the Jackson Five and the Osmonds, dragooning seven of his own children into the Sons and Daughters of Solomon. |
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| Antony was dragooning local mule drivers and boys to fill in the blanks. |
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