Sentence examples for dragging of from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of dragging of feet.

The stomping across the floors and dragging of furniture are unbearable.

There's neither retrospecitve winking nor heavy-handed dragging of dark emotions to the surface.

"In recent days, there has been a dragging of the feet on the part of the Chinese," he said.

Mr. Roth said the dragging of slain soldiers in Somalia is not shown on screen in "Black Hawk Down".

The brothers said they were pleased that after "a great deal of dragging of their heels" the Mail and Hopkins had accepted the allegations were false.

That is why RMT is demanding urgent meetings with both the administrators and Vince Cable, we will tolerate no dragging of heels".

"In recent weeks, we have seen some dragging of feet in regard to the running of negotiations," Mr. Barak told reporters.

The first was the slaughter of 17 American soldiers in Mogadishu, Somalia, in October 1993 and the dragging of one of the bodies through the streets.

There haven't been enough mechanisms put in place by these institutions not to tolerate these incidents and a dragging of feet when they do.

What Mrs Thatcher exposed, said Al From, founder of the Democratic Leadership Council that laid the groundwork for Bill Clinton's dragging of his party towards the centre ground, was that "we were selling products nobody really wanted to buy.