Usar "drag on" en una oración

1. He took another long drag on the cigarette

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2. I would have given my soul to all seven levels of Hell for just one drag on another cigarette

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3. while their mothers drag on Rothmans,

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4. He didn’t let the silence drag on too long

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5. than drag one of the duty drivers out for a long wait

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6. Brian sat back, took another drag on his cigarette

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7. She knew she was letting time drag on

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8. The boy turned around, looked her up and down, grinned, took a drag on his

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9. Rather than just supporting her, they were carrying her, leaving her feet to drag on the ground

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10. began to drag on without an end in sight

11. Next time you drive at fifty five miles an hour and it is safe, stick your arm out of the window and imaging the drag on your hand holding the pistol at three times that speed

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12. took one last drag on her cigarette, extinguished it in a potted plant, and then popped a

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13. " Friedlander took a drag on his cigar

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14. " He took a lingering drag on his cigarette

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15. moment as he took a big drag on his cigar

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16. What had only been seconds seemed to drag on for long minutes

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17. "None but good lads over here, Commodore," Brixby told him, taking another drag on his cigarette

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18. He began to think she considered him a drag on her achievements

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19. The months drag on but still Joseph languished in jail

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20. The mundane morning seems to drag on and on and there’s nothing to be done about it

21. This guy Troy gave me a drag on a joint and I think it was heroin

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22. Council meetings could often drag on into the night but she would never be far from them as the Slough Borough Council offices were situated only a stones throw from where they lived

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23. It was a long hot summer’s evening that seemed to drag on a bit, with the wedding ceremony being so short

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24. REDUCES THE DRAG ON YOUR CAR

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25. ," Curran grinned mischievously and took a quick drag on the cigarette

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26. Her days now looked as though they would drag on and on

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27. It didn’t take me long to make a decision and not have the affair drag on and on

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28. I studied my room carefully, deciding to drag one of the

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29. I want to be self supporting and not a drag on others as long as I can in this life, and I want to amass treasure for my God (deeds and gifts to others that God sees as gifts to Him)

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30. This puts private individuals fully in charge and makes the world’s lower performing population “useless and a drag on their economy”

31. Abruptly, he reacted to his own words by jumping to his feet and testing his physical ability to drag one bed, to another

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32. experience was a horrifying nightmare that seemed to drag on for

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33. a long drag on the cigar

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34. “So it would seem, Cartwright,” Wickland said with an unintentional sarcasm as he took a drag on his cigarette

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35. Jamal took another drag on his cigarette and exhaled it once

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36. They can get ugly and seem to drag on forever

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37. "Come on!" thought Bachetti and he tried again with a long drag on the key

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38. Yet, how did I fail to rein in my enamored heart! Why this fruitless feeling for my friend’s man? Oh, won’t this fatal attraction for him engulf my life in passionate misery? Well, the dead weight of my hopes used to be a drag on my life but hasn’t this throbbing pain of love activated my heart

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39. Won’t that open a new chapter in the art of seduction? But then, who knows, it could drag on into a volume as well

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40. sip of coffee then a drag on her cigarette

41. him to leave,” she trailed off, took another drag on her

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42. Cass’ last day before the French port seemingly drag on for forever

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43. Bino took a long drag on his smoke

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44. the windows closed reduces the drag on your car

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45. Then she took a drag on the cigarette, mumbled “fuck me” and turned and disappeared into the room

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46. The silence was only momentary but it seemed to drag on forever

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47. Still, that process towards transfer/loss might drag on for a year or more before something decisive had to be done

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48. Therefore, the young woman, finally, decided to take the initiative and precipitate matters, which could not possibly be allowed to drag on any further

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49. a shuffle, take a drag on the loosely rolled joint, then pass it to Jeff as he

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50. She entered a private drive that seemed to drag on and she was just about to despair of an ending when the villa appeared

51. Nevertheless, if this particular look of softness and fleshiness is desired, either the painting must be so thin or the tones so fused together that no brush strokes show, or a dry flat brush must afterwards be drawn lightly across when the painting is done, to destroy the downward brush strokes and substitute others going across, great care being taken to drag only from light to dark, and to wipe the brush carefully after each touch; and also never to go over the same place twice, or the paint will lose vitality

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52. But when they saw that the enemy preferred a regular siege, they were delighted, I am told and reassured, for the thing would drag on for two months at least

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53. The seconds seemed to drag on and by the time I

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54. It was more taxing than she had expected, and her wet dress was a drag on progress, but she reached the far shore

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55. Now and then the darkness was punctuated by an orange glow as Chuck Day took another drag on a forbidden cigarette

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56. It meant there would be more resistance from the water, increased drag on the boat, and therefore more work for the boys with oars in their hands

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57. As for the White House, that drama was going to drag on for weeks to come

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58. The coal companies pay the actuaries and they play the odds, so the cases drag on

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59. “Some of his cases could drag on for years

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60. ” She took a drag on the cigarette

61. In liquid markets, this is a negligible expense unless your strategy trades frequently, but for active traders, even the cost of paying a penny spread in and out can be a significant drag on performance

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62. Over time those higher fees serve as a drag on performance – a drag the vast majority of active fund managers can’t overcome over the long term

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63. Alcoa has undergone some strategic changes and made some strategic acquisitions — such as purchasing its main competitor, Alcan — that have acted as a drag on its financial performance in the short term

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64. Thus in an important and very real sense tangible assets have become a drag on average market value rather than a source thereof

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65. The crash that’s apparently coming could last a few hours, days, or drag on for years

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66. The legal challenges looked set to drag on for months, but the Supreme Court called a halt to them, thereby handing the presidency to George W

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67. Each trade will cost you some money regardless of whether it is a winning or losing trade, and the only way to counter this constant drag on your trading capital is to ensure that the profits from your winning trades outweigh the losses from your losing trades

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68. The bark at liberty in the wind, what delight! Do you, lazy idler, delve, drag on, roll, march! Drag your halter

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69. Rochester is not there; and if he were, what is, what can that ever be to me? My business is to live without him now: nothing so absurd, so weak as to drag on from day to day, as if I were waiting some impossible change in circumstances, which might reunite me to him

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70. The authors concluded that many of the largest economies in the world should expect years of debt reduction in specific sectors of their economies, which will act as a significant drag on GDP growth

71. • The authors of the McKinsey Global Institute study concluded that deleveraging after a financial crisis was a painful process that often acted as a significant drag on GDP

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72. The unfortunate women who still managed to drag on a miserable existence suffered, if possible, still more

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