Sentence examples for a drag on a from inspiring English sources

During a recent interview, Mr. Dilliner, 63, took a drag on a Seneca-Cayuga Light, one of the cigarette brands the tribe manufactures in Oklahoma.

He took a drag on a cigarette.

There's a drag on a cigarette, and a sigh.

But at a time of rising unemployment and inevitable tax increases, they act as a drag on a slowing economy.

Having an exposure to a final-salary pension scheme is now a drag on a company's share price, not a boon.

"Fucking teachers," a companion says, chewing on a fry and simultaneously taking a drag on a cigarette and passing it on.

Either way, they are a drag on an industry that has only recently begun to recover from its post-9/11 slump.

He took a drag on an American cigarette as he considered the totality of his existence, and waited for his wife so that they could try the journey again.

Taxes will be a drag on an economy to some degree, on any standard neoclassical analysis.

It's a complete waste of electricity and a drag on an already sometimes not too stable energy grid.

Between a defendant's arrest and trial, a case can drag on for a year or more.