Despite the urgency of the situation, the company continued to drag its feet.
Don't drag your feet; the opportunity won't last forever.
Even though he agreed to help, he seemed to drag his feet every step of the way.
He claimed he was busy, but I suspected he was just dragging his feet.
He knew he should start the project, but he continued to drag his feet, finding endless distractions.
He promised to help, but he's been dragging his feet ever since.
He started to drag his feet when he realized how much work was involved.
He tends to drag his feet when asked to do tasks outside his comfort zone.
He tried to drag his feet, hoping someone else would volunteer for the undesirable task.
He was dragging his feet, clearly not wanting to face the consequences of his actions.
He was dragging his feet, hoping someone else would take the initiative.
He was dragging his feet, hoping the problem would magically disappear.
He'll drag his feet until the very last minute, then scramble to get it done.
He's always dragging his feet when it comes to anything that requires effort.
He's dragging his feet, avoiding the commitment.
He's dragging his feet, hesitating to take action.
He's dragging his feet, procrastinating on the task.
He's dragging his feet, resistant to the suggestion.
He's dragging his feet, resisting change.
He's dragging his feet, resisting the pressure.
He's dragging his feet, stalling the process.
He's dragging his feet, trying to avoid the blame.
He's dragging his feet, unwilling to accept responsibility.
I could tell he was dragging his feet because he kept finding excuses.
I didn't want to go to the party, so I tried to drag my feet, hoping it would be over by the time I arrived.
I suspect he's dragging his feet to avoid making a difficult decision.
I'm not sure why he's dragging his feet; the sooner we start, the sooner we finish.
Seeing her drag her feet, I knew she wasn't enthusiastic about the plan.
She accused him of dragging his feet because he didn't want to help with the housework.
She accused him of dragging his feet to sabotage the project.
She began to drag her feet as the conversation turned toward sensitive topics.
She could sense he was dragging his feet, trying to postpone the inevitable confrontation.
She hated the job, so she naturally dragged her feet whenever possible.
She noticed him dragging his feet and knew something was wrong.
She realized she was dragging her feet because she feared failure.
She seemed to drag her feet on purpose, savoring the final moments of summer vacation.
She sensed that he was dragging his feet because he had something to hide.
She was dragging her feet, overwhelmed by the sheer amount of paperwork.
She's dragging her feet, afraid of what the future holds.
She's dragging her feet, apprehensive about the outcome.
She's dragging her feet, averse to the responsibility.
She's dragging her feet, avoiding the confrontation.
She's dragging her feet, avoiding the difficult conversation.
She's dragging her feet, dreading the task ahead.
She's dragging her feet, hesitant to commit.
She's dragging her feet, postponing the decision.
She's dragging her feet, reluctant to participate.
She's dragging her feet, uncertain of her abilities.
She's dragging her feet, wary of the consequences.
The approval process is dragging its feet, delaying the launch.
The artist was dragging his feet, struggling with creative block.
The board of directors is dragging its feet on making a decision.
The bureaucratic process is known for dragging its feet unnecessarily.
The child began to drag her feet as they approached the dentist's office.
The city council is dragging its feet on approving the new housing development.
The committee is dragging its feet on approving the new budget.
The community is frustrated with the government for dragging its feet.
The company is dragging its feet on implementing the new safety regulations.
The construction project is dragging its feet, exceeding the deadline.
The developers are dragging their feet on finishing the promised community park.
The government is dragging its feet on addressing the pressing social issues.
The government tends to drag its feet when it comes to environmental regulations.
The implementation of the new policy is dragging its feet.
The investigation is dragging its feet, frustrating those seeking justice.
The investigation is dragging its feet, leaving many questions unanswered.
The investigation is dragging its feet, raising suspicion.
The lazy worker was always finding ways to drag his feet and avoid work.
The legal battle is dragging its feet, causing immense stress for everyone involved.
The legal process is dragging its feet, leaving the victims in limbo.
The negotiations are dragging their feet, reaching an impasse.
The negotiations stalled as both sides began to drag their feet.
The old horse began to drag its feet as it climbed the steep hill.
The process is dragging its feet due to unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.
The project is doomed to fail if they continue to drag their feet.
The project is dragging its feet, lacking momentum.
The project is falling behind because he's constantly dragging his feet.
The reform process is dragging its feet, facing opposition.
The reluctant student began to drag his feet, clearly unwilling to participate.
The reluctant witness began to drag his feet, hesitant to testify.
The repair work is dragging its feet, causing inconvenience.
The review process is dragging its feet, hindering progress.
The union is accusing management of dragging its feet during contract negotiations.
The upgrade process is dragging its feet, impacting efficiency.
They are dragging their feet on providing the necessary resources.
They threatened to fire him if he continued to drag his feet on important deadlines.
They were dragging their feet, unsure of how to proceed.
They're dragging their feet on addressing the environmental concerns.
They're dragging their feet, delaying the action.
They're dragging their feet, delaying the inevitable.
They're dragging their feet, hoping the problem will resolve itself.
They're dragging their feet, stalling for time.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to admit defeat.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to compromise.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to cooperate.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to invest.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to make a sacrifice.
They're dragging their feet, unwilling to take risks.
We need to find a way to motivate him; he's dragging his feet and slowing down the team.
Why do you always drag your feet when it's time to clean your room?
Why is everyone dragging their feet when we need to act quickly?