drag (your) feet/heels

to deal with something slowly because you do not really want to do it.

He was asked why the government had dragged its feet on the question of a single European currency. (often + on)

We don't want to look as if we're dragging our heels over promoting women to senior positions. (often + over)

• have had more than fair share of something
• have had more than has had hot dinners
• have had more than someone has had hot dinners
• have had more than your fair share of
• have had more than your fair share of something
• have had your chips
• have had your day
• have had your fill
• have had your fill of
• have had your fill of something
• have half a mind
• have half a mind to
• have half a mind to do something
• have half an ear on
• have half an ear on something
• have half an eye on
• have half an eye on someone
• have half an eye on something
• have hand in the till
• have hands full
• have hanging over head
• have hanging over your head
• have head in the clouds
• have head screwed on
• have head screwed on right