Sentence examples for dawdle I from inspiring English sources

This was hardly the dawdle I had in mind.

"But don't dawdle, I'm closing at 11 30, maybe noon," he said.

In e-mails, Rose harangued Mars for dawdling: "I can't lie.

In e-mails, Rose harangued Mars for dawdling: "I can't lie..

"We've probably been a little bit slow between overs, dawdling I guess, and for us it's about getting through those overs quickly".

With Dodles – pronounced dawdles – I can do both.

"If I dawdle, it's maybe three minutes end to end," he said.

Speaking of perhaps, perhaps I'm dawdling because I haven't seen John or Alan or Dougie in over fifty years.

This way, I don't have to dawdle around while I wait for the laptop to load, or figure out what tasks to tackle for the day.

I dawdle at the kitchen bin with an empty water bottle and wonder whether I can recycle this kind of lid or whether it just gets binned with the other rogue plastics.

I dawdled on Twitter, on style blogs; I ordered clothes I'd never wear.