Sentence examples for dragging on a bit from inspiring English sources

It's dragging on a bit now.

—E of A Theory of Ice I do think the playoffs drag on a bit too long.

The musical numbers dragged on a bit, but Groucho's zingers always seemed funnier when everyone else was asleep.

CARLOS CORTES He Made Them Laugh There were times when the planning meetings would seem to drag on a bit too long.

—Kate Holzemer of The Willful Caboose The playoffs may drag on a bit but not as much as the NBA playoffs.

I will then anticipate having to explain that, in my experience, girls' friendship issues do tend to drag on a bit whereas their male counterparts will just have a straightforward shouting match (or worse) and then get on with things.

The key is for us to show that the CIC can do things differently within the first year because there is a public sector tendency for things to drag on a bit".

He'd been hoping to have his tangled personal life cleared up before the baseball season, but now it appears that the dispute between the Yankee slugger Dave Winfield and his former common-law wife, Sandra Renfro, is going to drag on a bit longer.

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

"That is good news because with hamstrings they can drag on a little bit and be difficult, but we hope he'll be back sooner rather than later".

To drag on a pretend cigarette.