Sentence examples for dragged a bit from inspiring English sources

The website later ranked "The Cost of Living" as the 25th best episode of the series, saying that while early Season 3 "might have dragged a bit", "The Cost of Living" "saw the excitement and drama ramp up considerably.

This sets Vanya off on a tirade against modern-day electronics and individual rudeness, as against the communal experience of watching 1950s TV shows (for one thing) -- the only moment of the play that dragged a bit, for me.

Some students had more trouble, and the lesson seemed to drag a bit.

"The Artist's Wife" drags a bit in the Werfel years.

"The hardest sessions are the ones where there's no intensity, they drag a bit.

Sometimes it can drag a bit but lots of exciting things happen at night.

It drags a bit in the middle with a section designed to prepare you for a platform game.

You know how maternity leave is – precious and awe-inspiring and all that, but it can drag a bit.

The songs drag a bit, and instead of her usual tactile writing Ms. Williams colors them with clichés.

At any rate, a friend who saw a preview warned me that following the first-half fireworks, the second half drags a bit.

An aide who has been with him for much of the trip conceded, "He's dragging a bit by the end of these intense days".