Sentence examples for drag out over from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it can drag out over two or even three nights.

Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's prime minister, wants to privatise the whole system, but that will not begin until April 2007 and the process is slated to drag out over a decade.

"The short-term impact will be pretty minor," said Jeff Pu, a handset analyst at Fubon Securities in Taipei, adding that such lawsuits can drag out over three or four years.

Mr. Mazowiecki's cabinet meetings have been known to drag out over a dozen cantankerous hours of debate, and members of the trade unions were pushing just last week to eliminate a tax that is seen by Government economists as crucial for restraining wage increases.

But even as those court proceedings drag out over the next several months, look for Mr. Cheney to spend more time on the road, balancing his duties as the vice president of a nation at war with partisan politicking in an election year in which control of the House and Senate are at stake.

And with speedy shipping the whole process doesn't drag out over the best part of a week (meaning buyers are freed up to spend again if nothing suits).

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 saga dragged out over multiple months, encompassing two recalls, several travel bans and then, ultimately, the untimely end for the troubled handset.

"If a new process drags out over time that could complicate matters and further sour Colombians on any deal with the FARC".

"If a new process drags out over time that could complicate matters and further sour Colombians on any deal with the FARC". Isacson said the big risk now was inaction by the government and the opposition that conveys a "sense of drift.

The legal process dragged out over five years.

These statistics get dragged out over and over again, but they bear the endless repetition.