Sentence examples for drag on interminably from inspiring English sources

Dances and discussions could drag on interminably.

By contrast, the real fight between the two countries, over Kashmir, seems to drag on interminably.

The emphasis on achieving consensus can cause discussions to drag on interminably.

A majority of the Ameri can people want to end this war rather than to have it drag on interminably.

In passing sections 102.111 and 102.112 the Legislature plainly determined that expedition and finality were paramount considerations, and elevated those goals over the need for manual recounts that might threaten to drag on interminably.

Nixon has cited the need"to go to the heart of the trouble" and "end this war rather than to have it drag on interminably" as the main justification for the attack on Cambodia.

He was able to capture Chartres and Noyon from the League, but the war dragged on interminably, and the king realized that it had to be ended at any cost.

She grew up in the late 60s and early 70s, "life was much more dull then", she says, especially with two much older sisters who were busy with their own interests, and the long summer holidays dragged on interminably.

If the reporters had not gone there personally and brought back footage of the boys being blown up, of children wandering bloody, naked and homeless, of flag-draped coffins unloading from carriers, no one would have understood the true cost of war and it could have dragged on interminably.

This general hypothesis for aquatic living was actually rather quickly dismissed in some quarters but has dragged on interminably, and even now one can still buy books that show big dinosaurs lolling in deep water and this idea also comes back around in the media periodically as well.

The process drags on interminably; everybody blames the guy one step above for slowing the process.