Sentence examples for drag on change from inspiring English sources
One Economist writer was invited to become treasurer of a club he visited after playing just one game.The main drag on change is the sensitivities of older members.
As the hours drag on — changes in the expert lighting design, by Kevin Adams, help keep us aware of just how high the ferocious Texas sun is in the sky — Janis begins to suspect some funny business between the vivacious young blond competitor, Heather Stovall Kathleen Elizabeth Monteleonee), and the proprietor of the dealership, Mike Ferris Jim Newmann).
He had not come with any intention to speak, but as the evening dragged on, he changed his mind.
However, don't let it drag on incessantly; life goes on, change is inevitable and Mr. Right might not see you for those swollen eyelids.
Fights over such changes could drag on for years, and in the meantime Asian carp could surge into Lake Michigan.
Among these "futurist" Democrats (Frank names names), the "thinking" went thus: Industrial society has gone into eclipse, the future belongs to "change" and "high-tech," the workers---the core of the New Deal coalition---are the principal group arrayed against these forces of change, labor unions are an economic drag on this change, let's welcome the technical expert!
It might drag on till July.
As the shutdown has dragged on, those numbers have changed.
The war drags on for decades causing major changes in the societies involved, with rapid industrialisation, mass conscription and mass casualties (both sides are forced to use women in the fighting to make up for manpower losses).
Stop the foot-dragging on climate change.
