| "... 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. | |
