Sentence examples for winter drags on from inspiring English sources

As winter drags on, there are some people who simply prefer to have a drink and watch it snow rather than battle the elements.

Heat loss through the feathers is reduced by raising them, which is why many small birds look rounder and fatter as the winter drags on.

A crew of eight gardeners keeps the gardens in top shape and changes the displays monthly, so as winter drags on, a second visit can be an entirely different experience.

As winter drags on, these are among the tests of his South Jersey patience: * Slow drivers on the turnpike, most of them seemingly from New York or Pennsylvania, who refuse to stick to the right-hand lane.

As the winter drags on, it will be increasingly harder to stick with your plan.

As winter dragged on, they turned to an even more unorthodox source of food: Today, scientists revealed the first physical evidence that the starving colonists at Jamestown ate their dead.

The longer the second half dragged on, the more uncomfortable the game grew for the Knicks.

But as the summer dragged on, Bush was baited into what would become a death match.

As the 1960s dragged on, Carlin began to realize he was aiming at the wrong demographic -- parents, not the new generation of college-age baby boomers.

Fighting talk, but as 1989 dragged on, Lyle's main goal soon shifted to simply being able to play tournament golf at weekends.

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's first meeting with Syrian President Hafez al-Assad, in 1973, dragged on until almost eleven P.M.