Sentence examples for that drag on from inspiring English sources

We never know the length of the wars that drag on around us.

When I saw the billboard for The Wolf of Wall Street, I thought for sure I would see it until I noticed something in the New York Times' mostly positive review about "...scenes that drag on too long... .. Desire to see the film seeped out like an insidious hiss from a hot air balloon, leaving me wilted and bummed out that I would probably skip it after all.

Stay away from continuously repetitive movements that drag on forever.

Races that drag on have higher interest and turnout than quickly decided ones.

He described one of those excruciatingly boring public campaign events that drag on and on.

By blocking all ads on all sites, these blockers treat all publishers as the lowest common denominator, throwing premium publishers (and Facebook) in with the worst-offending sites on the web — the ones that present the risk of malware, that invade privacy, that drag on load times, that ruin the user's experience.

These meetings triggered Senate investigations, hearings, and deliberations that dragged on for nearly four years.

The breakthrough ended nearly a year of tumultuous negotiations that dragged on far longer than anticipated.

After a standoff that dragged on for days, the state relented and scrapped its plan.

America suspended funding of such projects, a moratorium that dragged on foolishly.

Neither team could have envisioned a game that dragged on for 14 innings.