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"... and don't allow this to drag on any further."
"And do not let the war drag on, "through love of the golden peace, "of the day when the Laws of Nature will be written in the Great Book
"Former Psi Theta house lies dormant while issues drag on before the city council."
"Well, they'll be a drag on our economy."
'Ere, Leah. Gizza little drag on that.
"... and don't allow this to drag on any further."
"And do not let the war drag on, "through love of the golden peace, "of the day when the Laws of Nature will be written in the Great Book
"Former Psi Theta house lies dormant while issues drag on before the city council."
"Well, they'll be a drag on our economy."
'Ere, Leah. Gizza little drag on that.
"drags on" their cigarettes again.
- Anything primarily run by the federal government, unless this thing drags on for months.
- He better, because if this thing drags on and becomes a full-blown trial,
And every day that it drags on, it's costing your company more money.
And if this strike drags on, Prescott goes down.
"drags on" their cigarettes again.
- Anything primarily run by the federal government, unless this thing drags on for months.
- He better, because if this thing drags on and becomes a full-blown trial,
And every day that it drags on, it's costing your company more money.
And if this strike drags on, Prescott goes down.
"These brutal trials dragged on from one to three days, bereft of mercy."
(narrator) The China war dragged on into 1940, though the Japanese generals were looking to end it without too much loss of face.
A bad sprain that's dragged on three weeks.
As the 'China Incident' dragged on and daily necessities ran short... my grandfather, the ex-police chief, came to Tokyo again... and summoned us to an inn in Yotsuya.
As the weeks dragged on, I realised she wasn't my real target.
- He's gonna have a hard time walking around with one side of his pants dragging on the ground.
- She's dragging on me a little.
- Your chin is dragging on the ground
Activists charged the Bush administration with foot-dragging on AIDS research.
And then you wonder why his gut is dragging on the carpet.
"These brutal trials dragged on from one to three days, bereft of mercy."
(narrator) The China war dragged on into 1940, though the Japanese generals were looking to end it without too much loss of face.
A bad sprain that's dragged on three weeks.
As the 'China Incident' dragged on and daily necessities ran short... my grandfather, the ex-police chief, came to Tokyo again... and summoned us to an inn in Yotsuya.
As the weeks dragged on, I realised she wasn't my real target.
- He's gonna have a hard time walking around with one side of his pants dragging on the ground.
- She's dragging on me a little.
- Your chin is dragging on the ground
Activists charged the Bush administration with foot-dragging on AIDS research.
And then you wonder why his gut is dragging on the carpet.