| The linen was boiled, scrubbed, rinsed and given a final soak in Robin Blue to drag out the last erg of whiteness before starching. |
| On the other hand, a business that can hire other employees as it sees fit can drag out the dispute, because it is under much less pressure. |
| Rather than drag out a seductive melody until it eventually becomes tawdry, the longest song on Be With is a Lilliputian four minutes. |
| It deliberately puts in a lot of fiddling little details that drag out the story. |
| The way I do deadstick landings is to put most of the drag out early and stay very tight to the field. |
| The uncertainty as to the meaning of these requirements gives substantial power to the patent holder, who can drag out the negotiating process. |
