Meanings of drags along in English

It drags along, a lamentable workshop mendicant, from copy to copy.

The film, however, drags along with one scene after another that has very little dramatic propulsion.

The time drags along; Thursday comes: the boat arrives in a pouring storm toward midnight.]

Behind, a human being drags along, holding on for dear life to the rings on the sleigh.

Her backside drags along the ground.

Poor Livy drags along drearily.

Here I am obliged to finish something which drags along, and before the final touch I shall probably go to Normandy.

You know this because your finger slightly drags along the screen, making the process of scrolling or tapping slightly more erratic.

To the slothful man, who with difficulty drags along his enervated mass of flesh, 'What have you done with your feet?'

No language can express this impression, for language drags along slowly behind primitive impressions, as prose translators behind the footsteps of poets.

It drags along the ground for some distance, as the wind carries us over a field, and then it catches in a fence.

It drags along over the country, but when it gets into a station it's always in a hurry to get away, laughed Tad.

The boy then looked about him, and seeing a long pole, said: We can use this to support the wagon as it drags along.