Sentence examples for a drag for a from inspiring English sources

"It's a drag for a critic because if there are three commentary tracks, you have to listen to all of them," Mr. Pratt said.

That's fine for a one-year-old, who doesn't even understand that he's going to get to go on the swings at all until you physically put him on one, at which point he's surprised and delighted – but a drag for a toddler who's in the process of learning basic concepts like sharing and fairness, which are apparently sometimes useful in adult life.

This will be a drag for a bunch of reasons, only a few of them having to do with baseball.

Trade, however, was a drag for a second consecutive quarter as some of the increase in domestic demand was met by a surge in imports.

But it's a drag for a six year-old to feel like she has to answer questions about her family unit for strangers, not only because she knows full well that the very question invokes her difference, but because, honestly, it's a personal subject.

It would be a drag for Henry Kissinger to live to a hundred and Christopher to keel over next year".

"Any trip over two hours is a drag for me, so the movie was a good distraction".

The 820m tonnes produced last year may well be the top.Property is thus turning from a driver into a drag for the Chinese economy.

This is a drag for two reasons.

It's a drag for adults.

Now it has been a big drag for more than a year and is likely to remain so for a while yet.Had the Fed acted differently, would the boom and bust have been less marked?