How To Use Drag on In A Sentence
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Drag onto the page to add a horizontal cross - functional process chart.
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What to do when the school holidays drag on.
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Twentieth-century fundamentalism has acted as a drag on secularizing tendencies.
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And as the winter months drag on, many of us are dying to trade in cashmere sweaters for terrycloth sundresses and bikinis.
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Almost, because fund expenses act as a drag on the upside and as a slight accelerator on the downside.
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Luckily the gray dress wasn't made to be worn with any underskirts, so it didn't drag on the ground when I didn't wear any.
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An automobile collision happens in seconds, but if there is an injury, the litigation can drag on for years.
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Drag onto the page, then right - click to show or hide stair, ladder, or dock leveler.
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There's no profit in letting meetings drag on.
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That seems like a horrible mess that will drag on for years.
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Taking a long drag on his bamboo pipe, Soo-Il would think about the request for a bit.
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The captive wave places so much drag on the hull that it cannot climb up the wave's back and move ahead of it; the vessel sinks into the trough between crests.
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Their standard fairy tale is that millionaires are overtaxed and this acts as a drag on growth.
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I can't afford to let the case drag on for months.
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Presidential campaigns seem to drag on forever.
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But residents fear that instead of saying yes the Government, concerned about its green image, will go for a political fudge - a public inquiry that could drag on for years.
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She didn't want a husband who would be a drag on her career.
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Now, it is a self-evident fact that "pauperism," which is a living drag on our social wheel, can _not_ be dealt with other than by rigorous local government.
Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman
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Perhaps most obvious is the drag on the economy imposed by widespread and unrestrained graft and corruption.
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This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime.
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It seemed to drag on forever, with intervals of my interrupting sister, saying that the seats were too cushy or hard, or the windows were too clear or dusty, or it was too bright or dark.
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The further contraction in housing is likely to be a significant drag on growth in the current quarter and through early next year," [Fed Reserve Chairman Ben] Bernanke said.
Archive 2007-10-01
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Athletes are paid ridiculous sums to play games while we will "euthanize" the old and the sick because they are an economic drag on society.
Distributism Vs. Laissez-faire Capitalism
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Click and drag on a ruler to place a guide on an image.
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He took a long drag on his cigarette and sighed, smoke blowing out of his mouth.
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Thanks i write poems myself and i think that you should take out some of them that you think will be kina odd. the poem does drag on. so just change it a little bit. i am a high school student and i take collage poem classes. just make it a little shorter.
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Most trial periods drag on for longer than three months, however, and more homeowners have been bounced from the program than have been granted permanent mods.
Big Banks Explain Why They Won't Give You A HAMP Modification
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Ireland is now running a current account surplus – so the foreign balance is not a drag on its economy and the government is able to finance its budget deficit domestically.
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Drag onto the page. Use with middle segment shape to form a partitioned memory chunk.
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- Customer fuel economy benefit: Fewer parasitic losses due to reduced fluid viscosity translates to less internal drag on the system and increases fuel economy.
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The vampire took another drag on his cigarette and looked to Tanya, who stood shaking in a corner.
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He considered peasants a reactionary force and peasant societies a drag on historical progress.
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Customer fuel economy benefit: Fewer parasitic losses due to reduced fluid viscosity translates to less internal drag on the system and increases fuel economy.
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Frank took a drag on his cigarette.
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Drag onto the page to add a stretchable road segment.
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A typical male will clasp the lateral edges of the female's elytra with his prothoracic and mesothoracic legs, while his metathoracic legs are extended behind to serve as stabilizers when they drag on the substrate.
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The tall buildings increase wind drag on the city, resulting in vertical velocities - essentially a boiling action - that can enhance rainfall.
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An automobile collision happens in seconds, but if there is an injury, the litigation can drag on for years.
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In light of the historic failure of state-organised socialism what might replace capitalism if and when it becomes a drag on human development?
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Since the cases drag on for years, the rules can change two or three times in the course of one case.
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She says the moderate ayatollahs of the religious establishment in Najaf are largely favorable to the US, but they do not want the occupation to drag on.
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Then both took a drag on their cigarettes.
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We were standing outside the Monitor's office in the harsh afternoon sun and now Short, a compact woman with a ruddy complexion, took a drag on her cigarette.
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A stronger-than-assumed Canadian dollar, driven by global portfolio movements out of U. S.-dollar assets, could act as a significant further drag on growth and put additional downward pressure on inflation," the Monetary Policy Report said.
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Frank took a drag on his cigarette.
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Second, the key to rowing is the ability of the appendage to generate more drag on the power stroke than recovery stroke.
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But in the corporate bond market, some say the government shutdown is putting a drag on issuance.
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Drag onto the page. Drag yellow diamonds to edit cutaway's shape and size.
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Analysts fear the downturn will drag on into next year.
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The rebels drag one of their own back from the front, and moments later exact their revenge on the captive man.
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He also popped the window open a few times to drag on a cigarette.
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The litigation will probably drag on for years.
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Any slowdown in the economy is going to be a drag on the President's re-election campaign.
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Since last fall, the pileup in business inventories, both in Old Economy companies and the high-tech sector, have been a huge drag on the economy.
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How much longer is this going to drag on?
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Moreover, the excessive resort to public ownership is a drag on economic development.
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And an expensive court battle will drag on for years; and, whatever the out-come, the owner loses.
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Highlights of the business week - or perhaps they should be called lowlights - include the IMF warning that the world recession could drag on a lot longer than expected, and Bill English setting the scene for a tough budget.
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It is because you cannot feel for me, that I drag on this wearisome life.
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She took a long drag on her cigarette.
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Housing sales and prices continue their interminable swoon, which is a serious drag on the overall economy and likely to remain through 2012.
Jerry Jasinowski: A Summer Global Slowdown
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She took a drag on her cigarette, blowing the smoke out through her nostrils.
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Lawsuits about titles to land often drag on for years without settlement.
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Drag onto the page. Drag the yellow diamond to resize keyway.
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This attached vortex force is the source of pressure drag on a bluff body, such as a sphere or a flat plate normal to a steady flow.
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She waltzed over to where I lay, took a drag on her cigarette and exhaled the smoke right into my face.
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As a substitute for sticking her tongue out at me, she took a long drag on the cigarette and blew a plume of smoke toward my face.
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But the legal proceedings could drag on for years, and since desertion is not an extraditable offense, his clients are safe for some time.
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Drag onto the page, then right - click to show or hide stair, ladder, or dock leveler.
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A typical male will clasp the lateral edges of the female's elytra with his prothoracic and mesothoracic legs, while his metathoracic legs are extended behind to serve as stabilizers when they drag on the substrate.
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he took a drag on his cigarette and expelled the smoke slowly
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Taking a long drag on the cigarette, she looked me up and down, sized me up, looked disgusted at what she saw, and then beckoned with her head that I should follow her through the door.
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But in the corporate bond market, some say the government shutdown is putting a drag on issuance.
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They drag on from generation to generation and emigration to Britain makes very little difference.
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His refusal to lead in the traditional sense created a powerful organization - but it also maddened people desperate for guidance and caused meetings to drag on into the night.
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He took a sip from a stained coffee mug and a long drag on an unfiltered cigarette.
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With long-term interest rates rising, with housing peaking, with the refi stimulus set to wane, and with businesses so keen on boosting productivity instead of payrolls, a widening trade gap would be one more potential drag on growth.
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If the deployment bag falls down at the same speed of the broken glider the weight of the swivel would counterbalance (at least partially) the drag on bridle and lines.
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At 18 tracks, it threatens to drag on for too long, but with pulsating songs - Ricky and This Cold - there is always something superb around the corner.
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‘Aw, shucks,’ he may suddenly say, as the discussions on global warming drag on, ‘why don't we all just go out and hit the greens?’
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The present-opening seemed to drag on forever, and Kate was exhausted by the end of it from all the affected exclamations of surprise and thanks.
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The old ideas are a drag on progress.
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too many laws are a drag on the use of new land
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If the fish's bulk is allowing it to take line against the drag on the up stroke of the pump, slow the action down so that the fish is not winning any line at all.
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Moreover, the excessive resort to public ownership is a drag on economic development.
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She took a long drag on her cigarette.
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But things could just as well drag on, with the army trying to turn the situation to its advantage.
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There's a battering ram of songs; rushing melodies with only enough pause for him to take a drag on an ever-present cigarette.
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Auster takes another drag on the cigarillo, his green eyes glimmering in the relative gloom.
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Without faster change, Italy is bound to fall further behind, becoming a potential drag on the already-depressed euro while former laggards such as Spain, Ireland, and Finland surge ahead.
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In the five years since the financial crisis struck, the country is still struggling to stay afloat as debt payment remains the biggest drag on its economy.
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There's no telling how long the talks could drag on.
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Sophie rolled her eyes and took a last drag on her durry before flicking it into the toilet bowl and flushing it.
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And then they in turn became sclerotic, conservative, autocratic, and a drag on their societies, which is what they are now.
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That seems like a horrible mess that will drag on for years.
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Drag onto the page. Drag the yellow diamond to reposition the triangle on the line.
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But in the corporate bond market, some say the government shutdown is putting a drag on issuance.
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Drag onto the page to add a REFERENCED entity.
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I watched her drag on her cigarette, the smoke hanging between us.
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It had been tapped that morning, said one, offering me a drag on his hubble-bubble and a handful of tart green apricots from a nearby bush.
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taxation is a drag on the economy
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We were standing outside the Monitor's office in the harsh afternoon sun and now Short, a compact woman with a ruddy complexion, took a drag on her cigarette.
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Another kind of scale is the ctenoid which are thin flexible scales where the posterior end has comb-like teeth, and are believed to reduce drag on the fish when swimming in the water.
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Government, contrary to the beliefs of the those in government and those on the left of the isle is a drag on the economy.
Election 2010 | Dan Hynes Runs Against Pat Quinn for Governor...Battle of Who Raises Taxes More?
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Spending cuts will put a drag on growth.
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Not only does the case drag on for at least 18 months, all sort of extraneous material about their lives are dredged up and some people find this too much,’ said Kealey.
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She loves her family, but they're a drag on her career.
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The court battle would drag on for years, long after Groucho was dead.
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But if the talks drag on beyond next week, sources close to the group say it will probably press ahead with the announcement anyway.
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Spending cuts will put a drag on growth.
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It was a bureaucratic battle that was to drag on for more than five years.
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This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime.
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I took a huge drag on my cigarette and realized that I had smoked almost the whole thing.
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And an expensive court battle will drag on for years; and, whatever the out-come, the owner loses.
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The longer negotiations drag on, the greater the risk of permanent prevarication.
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We can expect a protracted tug of war, which may drag on until the review deadline draws near.
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It can drag on for years and even after the issue is resolved your house can be left uninsurable, and therefore unmortgageable, unsaleable and potentially worthless.
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Presidential campaigns seem to drag on forever.
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He came to be seen as a drag on his own party's prospects.
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I hope it doesn't drag on! 29. Sheltered accommodation here is a little different.
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Ronnie took another lazy drag on her cigarette, blowing the stale grey smoke in a small cloud up towards the ceiling, where it gathered in a dirty nimbus around the sickly yellow light bulb.
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He took a deep drag on the cigarette he had lit then let the smoke drift slowly out of his mouth.
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Another drag on the economy is slack domestic demand.
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It can drag on for years and even after the issue is resolved your house can be left uninsurable, and therefore unmortgageable, unsaleable and potentially worthless.
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Drag onto the page, then right - click to specify high - pass, low - pass, band-pass , or band - stop filter.
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Add these little inconveniences and inefficiencies up, and multiply them by millions of people, and you probably have a significant drag on the economy.
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