Sentence examples for for nagging from inspiring English sources

"Well, thank you for nagging me.

But if a strong performance enriched the Bettencourts and L'Oréal's shareholders, it is also a reason for nagging questions about Nestlé's ambitions.

In February, a 22-year-old man was arrested and accused of killing his mother for nagging him about his obsessive playing.

The home crowd made similar claims for the rest of the match, booing every decision given against Watford by referee Neil Swarbrick, who later booked Britos for nagging.

It's not like I'm calling every day saying, 'Did you do this or did you do that?' " Other families have also found that the systems reduce the need for nagging conversations.

The reason you go to the pub or the football or the cricket is because that guy has arranged it, and you can all take the piss out of him for nagging you into being there, but there's something noble about that".

There can be many additional reasons [for nagging those who make the decisions, authors].

For us, nagging doubts over Lucy's failure to talk began to crystallise around the time of her second birthday.

Participants reported receiving several forms of unsolicited support, including encouragement, practical suggestions for managing, nagging, growling, and surveillance.

"The surgery and the little knick-knack injuries here and there – it was just nagging for so long.

But, for some readers, nagging doubts are likely to remain about the stature of Mary Shelley's work as a whole.