embroil
tangle *
sweep ***
sweep up
drag ***
drag in

Something bad must have happened to drag me back in the middle of the night.

One did not need to drag in another, more powerful mind.

Why had he been dragged into it in the first place?

"It has set up a situation where the Federal court is dragged in every time."

I just hope it'll be enough to drag in the Source.

Once you've got a list, you can drag in the whole network.

His air lost power, and he dragged in the snow.

He dragged in a breath and looked over her head.

Sure enough, the man being dragged along in the middle of the crowd was black.

Guess that's why you dragged me over here in the first place, isn't it?