Sentence examples for is pestering from inspiring English sources
verb
To bother, harass, or annoy persistently.
What it does support is pestering the US any way it can.
"A small section of Europe," Marshal Goering said, "is pestering its minorities and is causing great international unrest.
At the middle of everything is Renault, which is why everyone is pestering their chief executive Carlos Ghosn right now.
Now Jim, who is broke and ailing, is pestering Gerry to persuade Rosie to allow him to join the family for Christmas dinner.
Or if the portraits can vanish from their frames, as at Hogwarts Academy, to escape if W. is pestering them about his legacy.
In a video filmed in his New Zealand home with his daughter Katie and posted to Facebook, the Hobbit director teases the notion that the Doctor Who writer and producer Steven Moffat is pestering him to sign up for the gig.
Inevitably she is pestered by pupils for tickets to Biffy shows.
After making a good deal of money, he dreams that he is pestered by the "ghosts" of the jilted lovers and thus quits the trade.
"He's pestering me to take them, almost".
The man had been pestering an agent in the office to read his work.
Her daughter has been pestering her about a scooter of her own.
