In one internal memorandum on Sept. 4, 2001, Richard A. Clarke, who was the White House counterterrorism adviser, sought to protest what he regarded as foot dragging in the Pentagon and C.I.A. "Are we serious about dealing with the al Qida threat?" Mr. Clarke asked.
As a practical matter, continued foot dragging on the issue of global access to medicines may be poor corporate strategy.
In early 2008, frustrated by what he perceived as the label's foot dragging, he leaked the song "Royal Flush," stirring rumors the album was imminent.
One foot dragged a little as he came round the side of the car, plowing a shallow furrow in the gravel.
The exhibition comes amid major budget cuts for Spanish culture, as well as feet-dragging by the government over a planned overhaul of Spain's so-called patronage law, which gives tax rebates for donations of artworks, as well as for private investments in culture.
The old man walked by with the same hesitant shuffle, his feet dragging as he stooped forward and followed his shadow across the road.
Casey, a 19-year-old University of Portland sophomore, the only nonprofessional player on the United States roster, was visibly shaken by the miss, his shoulders slumping and his feet dragging as he slowly made his way back into play.
While many sources state that your pet will start to fall over or list to one side, evidence of the disease may be as subtle as dragging a foot or abruptly stopping running in the wheel.
His feet dragged as he walked toward the door and back to prison.
The White House and Republican Congressional leaders continue to foot-drag as the 9/11 commission seeks adequate time and information for its task.
