Sentence examples for she dragged on from inspiring English sources
But would I still do it if I was really threatened?" She dragged on her cigarette, then added, "I think I would, but ask me in six months' time".
And there in the room, absorbing each word as she dragged on a cigarette, was Hanna, the face of the new Israeli generation, born far away from the killing fields of eastern Europe – the daughter whose young hands Motke nevertheless needed to scrub, to wash away the dust of the forest.
As that review dragged on, she says she felt like a criminal: isolated, publicly humiliated and so despondent that friends worried that she might hurt herself.
As the manhunt dragged on, she said she was getting worried: "I wasn't in the beginning, but seeing that they've been out there so long, I am a little nervous".
As the months dragged on, she lost hope.
She drags on her cigarette and shakes her head.
Talks have dragged on for years.
Why has the investigation dragged on?
She just dragged on the cigarillo and crossed her legs, and she said: 'O.K., let's go.
It was reported that last year Oprah herself called James Frey, fabulist of "A Million Little Pieces," whom she had dragged on her show and ripped into a million little shreds.
