Sentence examples for always nag from inspiring English sources

Also my friends always nag me about how monotone my voice is, and both women would successfully capture my voice.

No one likes people who always nag or complain.

Lesson learned by child: Always nag, push, argue; the first response is never the final response.

"It always nagged at me".

I could never do it, and it always nagged at me.

Another is that my parents were always nagging me to put my book down and get outside for a change.

The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 12 Describes Mrs. Bidwell who is always nagging Mr. Bidwell about about something or other.

But – and his publicist will be calling me mournfully on Monday morning, because he'd always nagging me about young George – he's not terribly interesting, is he?

By James Thurber The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 12 Describes Mrs. Bidwell who is always nagging Mr. Bidwell about about something or other.

But one thing always nagged at Smith, and, at the age of 15, "God answered one of my silent prayers, which was to have a mom and dad," she said.

He believed in confrontation, was arrested 35 times, and was rougher in his ways and words than ever King was, always nagging the leader to do more; he even alienated his own congregations, but he never dealt in violence.