Sentence examples for badgering from from inspiring English sources

The Football Association, after much badgering from the then Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd, agreed to pay his wages.

Badgering from the west, albeit well intentioned, can often play into the hands of countries that have a less progressive stance on women's rights.

In 2004, after considerable badgering from bass player Kasper T Toeplitz, Radigue finally accepted his invitation to write an instrumental piece.

Let her see you reading, read out bits you find funny or interesting, cut out bits you think may interest her from magazines or newspapers (short ones) – but let your daughter choose to read them without any badgering from you.

After much badgering from its neighbour across the Rhine, President Hollande has pledged to cut spending by 50bn euros (£41bn; $68.3bn) by 2017, on top of the 15bn-euro cuts already announced for 2014.

The candidate has made clear he does not support marijuana legalization, and didn't even cave under on-air badgering from MSNBC's closet homophobe Alec Baldwin.

A bill prohibiting managers from badgering staff at home was submitted to parliament on Wednesday, sponsored by 12 lawmakers from the main opposition Minjoo party.

But there are some who will cling to that hope, and continue to badger you from time to time.

Watching my badgers from the hospital on my iPad.

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The idea that the two pilot culls are likely to eradicate badgers from many areas of England is completely wrong.