Sentence examples for dragging out for from inspiring English sources

This crisis has been dragging out for years, and the most extraordinary thing is that we don't have to go back more than a month to find example after example of Australia behaving in an objectively shameful manner.

Overall, Ledewitz said, it's been a tough time for the reputation of Pennsylvania – especially with scandals dragging out for decades in an atmosphere of denial.

The "Rite of Spring" unfolded in largely straight-ahead fashion, but in places Nelsons was too heavy-handed, dragging out, for example, the trombone glissandos in "Spring Rounds," so that each felt like the last in a series.

After dragging out for nearly five months, the proceedings against Hancock were dropped without explanation.

This negative energy however it's generated and whatever form it takes, if it gets in the way of a person's digging into herself and dragging out for the world something to offer, then it's evil.

For Iraq, dragging out the inspections for as long as possible could avoid a winter window for war.

AFTER dragging out the process for weeks, Miloš Zeman, the Czech president, formally appointed a Social Democrat, Bohuslav Sobotka (pictured), as prime minister on January 17th.

The modern languages director of studies had to be dragged out of a lecture for me.

Within days, she was dragged out of the United Nations for jeering the United States' policy toward Cuba.

"You're dead if you do that, just dead," Santoro said, dragging out the final "d" for emphasis.

It's difficult to applaud the Administration for simply dragging out the Keystone decision.