real drag

Car problems can be a real drag I told her.

It is a real drag but that's what you have to do.

But the real drag is to be without a job!"

Corporate police can be a real drag when they're determined to do something by the book.

That trip must have been a real drag, I bet.

He called the Governor "a real drag on all things affecting business."

He was real dragging and his eyes looked so droopy.

It was a real drag, especially after three days.

It turned out that I had colitis, which is a real drag, so food was very hard for me.

Sleeping alone in hotel after hotel was a real drag.

It's a real drag when he's away and a substitute fills in for him."

"That dog's a real drag sometimes," Kenny said, pushing her out of the way.

Diego had stuffed another parka under his own, a real drag with the heat so high.

But in death he was a real drag.

It was a real drag for college kids.

For tax purposes, however, federalism is a real drag.

Getting the flu can be a real drag.

Apart from the merits of this area, it's a real drag for beginners to have to get themselves up the mountain.

My money was starting to run low and having no extra income as I had planned, was getting to be a real drag.

I mean, it's just become a real drag.

"The wrong gear can be a real drag.

That's a real drag, because there's nowhere for your fingers to go without accidentally pushing a button on some surface.

No offence, old chum, but on a long voyage, that sort of thing's a real drag.

It's getting to be a real drag.

"Out-of-control frivolous filings are a real drag on the economy.