Sentence examples for dragged on from from inspiring English sources
Rallies often dragged on from the baseline until someone committed an error, mostly Putintseva.
The budget soared from $12m to $30m and shooting dragged on from the scheduled six weeks to 16 months.
Still, the search has dragged on, from beaches to nightclubs, from posh hotel lobbies to street markets.
As the earlier war dragged on from the 1983 until 2002, many outsiders threw up their hands, leaving investors, donors and tourists to go elsewhere.
But efforts to sell the company to Bain and THL dragged on from the time the deal was announced in late 2006, and came amid the beginning of the downturn in advertising spending and the financial markets.
Even as the proceedings have dragged on from hearing to hearing, often with months of delays in between, Italian Culture Ministry officials have negotiated deals with American museums and private collectors, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and the Cleveland Museum of Art, for the return of artifacts said to have been looted.
Their examination of the evidence drags on from one year to another, as they dodge and weave their way out of fulfilling their obligations under universal jurisdiction.
But such distinctions tend to evaporate for those held inside as incarceration drags on from weeks to months and years.
Such disputes over compensation are still dragging on from the fire in November that destroyed the Tazreen Fashions garment factory and killed 112 workers who had been making clothing for brands that included Walmart and Sears.
Siddle b Steyn 2 (Australia ALL OUT for 397) Steyn gets his fourth, pitching it full and fast outside off-stump to Siddle, who drags on from an attempted cover drive.
The country will not see such exciting political times until the election proper gets into full swing in the autumn.Under America's old political calendar, the contest for the party nominations used to drag on from early February until June.
