Sentence examples for dragging on a from inspiring English sources

"When you come out, you're on top," he said one recent afternoon, dragging on a cigarette and sinking deeper into the couch at a friend's house.

"These skills really aren't taught in school," Mr. Sobieck says, dragging on a cigarette.

"It's the continued suburbanization of New York," said Ms. Lebowitz, smugly dragging on a Marlboro Light.

His drawl is so distinctive – like Marlene Dietrich dragging on a fag.

"What I say, everyone feels in their hearts, but can't find words to express," he said, dragging on a cigarette.

"I heard he has a BMW service station inside," said Mr. Unadkat, dragging on a cigarette (unconfirmed).

Is this a drag on the economy?

To drag on a pretend cigarette.

Fearful that the housing slump could drag on a few more years?

"The whole thing dragged on a little longer than it should have," he added.

"Contract talks have dragged on a bit, but I'm delighted.