Sentence examples for times drags from inspiring English sources

The rude mechanicals of the piece – such as the absurd Swedish homesteader, Lars Jorgensen, whose verbal repertoire is limited to statements like "Yumping Yiminy!" – add a patina of slapstick that at times drags the film down to the level of Blazing Saddles.

Interestingly, the researchers found that censorship times drag at night and around 7 p.m., when a national news program airs.

"Golden Boy" is at times dragged down by predictable plot mechanics that obscure the ripped-from-the-gut honesty that glittered more fiercely in earlier Odets plays.

He repeated the refrain two or three times, dragging it out to make it last longer, to delay the moment when silence would return.

Margot But twice I was on Tiree for a month's holiday with the kids but Fergus for only two weeks, because of business, and those times dragged.

Something in the wacky fusion of period drama and interplanetary travel multiplies the gravitational force a thousand times, dragging everything down.

But in politically treacherous times, drag only becomes stronger.

It also led to countless unforgettable images of officers arresting protesters, at times dragging them out of wheelchairs.

I've subsequently seen it two more times, dragging my wife and then another family member to insure that they too would see it.

Time drags when you have yet to play a game.

It's strange how time drags when your timepiece is the size of a shipping container.