Dragged

The movie dragged on for more than three hours.

The speaker dragged her presentation on, losing the audience's interest.

The negotiation dragged on for days, making it difficult to reach an agreement.

The court case dragged on for months, causing stress for all parties involved.

The turtle dragged its heavy shell across the sand.

The stunning artwork in the gallery dragged my attention away from everything else.

The stunning sunset over the ocean dragged my gaze away from my phone.

The captivating melody of the song dragged me onto the dance floor.

The hilarious comedy show dragged me out of my bad mood.

The exhilarating sports event dragged the crowd into a frenzy of excitement.

The intriguing book cover dragged me into the story from the very first page.

The delicious aroma of freshly baked bread dragged me to the bakery.

The mouthwatering aroma of freshly baked bread dragged me into the bakery.

The detectives dragged the lake in search of the missing evidence.

The storm dragged the branches of the trees along the ground.

He dragged the suspenders over his shoulders and fastened them to his pants.

The hiker dragged the drawstring of his backpack tight to prevent any items from falling out.

She dragged the drawstring to secure her backpack.

They dragged the rope tightly around the bundle to keep it secure.

He dragged the belt through the loops of his jeans and fastened it snugly.

The tailor dragged the zipper up to close the dress.

The swimmer dragged the strings of her swimsuit tight to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions.

The nurse dragged the elastic bandage around the injured ankle for support.

The fishermen dragged their nets through the water, hoping for a good catch.

She dragged the brush through her long, tangled hair.

The boring lecture dragged on, making it hard to stay focused.

He dragged the tie around his neck and adjusted it for the formal event.

The difficult math problems dragged the students during the exam.

The intense workout session dragged him, but he felt accomplished afterward.

The gardener dragged the rake across the lawn, gathering leaves into a pile.

She dragged the button through the buttonhole to close her blouse.

The protesters were forcefully dragged away by the police.

The reluctant student was dragged to the tutoring session by his parents.

She dragged the elastic band tightly around her ponytail to keep her hair in place.

He dragged the chair closer to the table before sitting down.

The tired hiker was dragged up the steep hill by his more energetic friend.

The child dragged his feet as his mother took him to the dentist.

The fisherman dragged the net along the riverbed to catch fish.

The monotonous household chores dragged her, leaving little time for relaxation.

The professor dragged the lecture on for an additional hour.

The thrilling movie trailer dragged me to the cinema on opening night.

The heavy suitcases dragged her as she rushed to catch the train.

The never-ending traffic jam dragged the commuters, causing frustration and delays.

The farmer dragged the plow through the field, preparing the soil for planting.

The TV show dragged the storyline, losing viewers' interest.

The lack of funding dragged the implementation of the new initiative.

The traffic jam dragged our journey by two hours.

She dragged her finger across the map, tracing the route for their road trip.

The mechanic dragged the heavy tool chest across the garage to reach the car.

The party dragged into the early hours of the morning, with everyone having a great time.