By definition, a drag queen is distinct from a cross-dresser (sometimes called a transvestite) because the motivation of dragging is typically not sexual.
Shwe had refused to take Ban's telephone calls because he accused the regime of dragging its feet over accepting international help.
He said he had taken a personal interest in the case "to make sure that we did everything by the book". Any lack of action, he added, was not because of political interference but because of "foot dragging" by indecisive career prosecutors.
I was supposed to write with Ken Richie the next day and I sort of dragged because I got very little sleep.
A dropped weight falls faster through air than through honey largely because of drag forces.
And on Long Island, four people died in 2005 because of drag racing, including a woman in Elmont whose car was hit by one that the police said was racing.
(In LEO, where satellites naturally de-orbit within five years because of drag from atmospheric particles, they don't need exotic radiation-proof parts).
Stokes stopping distance is defined as the distance a particle (mass, m p, diameter, d p, and density, ρ p), with an initial velocity V 0, travels in free-flight through a stagnant fluid before it stops because of drag forces.
I have been very fortunate, not just because of Drag Race but because of this journey.
Dust and possibly water ice from this belt migrates inward because of drag from the stellar wind and a process by which stellar radiation causes dust grains to slowly spiral toward Epsilon Eridani, known as the Poynting Robertson effect.
Maybe that's kind of a fluffy answer and I am very proud of what I've been able to do, but paying my bills and feeding myself because of drag just tickles me pink!
