| As a substitute for sticking her tongue out at me, she took a long drag on the cigarette and blew a plume of smoke toward my face. |
| The vampire took another drag on his cigarette and looked to Tanya, who stood shaking in a corner. |
| Sophie rolled her eyes and took a last drag on her durry before flicking it into the toilet bowl and flushing it. |
| Twentieth-century fundamentalism has acted as a drag on secularizing tendencies. |
| Perhaps most obvious is the drag on the economy imposed by widespread and unrestrained graft and corruption. |
| But the legal proceedings could drag on for years, and since desertion is not an extraditable offense, his clients are safe for some time. |
