Sentence examples for long nagging from inspiring English sources

Finally, Bijl says, "he did it after a long nagging".

And so the pressing matter of how to manage flooding on the Missouri has added a new urgency to the contentious question that has long nagged this region: What precisely is this river for?

DESPITE the prodigious growth in health-care spending over the past 40 years, there have long been nagging doubts over whether it provided value for money.

It's a day that you set aside — not too long after you've (hopefully) filed your tax returns — to attack the long list of nagging money-related tasks that you need to get done but have neglected.

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

"I had them nagging me — 'How long are you going to be staying?' " He was able to move last month, one of the first Oro residents to arrive.

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'There's a nagging voice inside me that longs for the seriously funny stuff he used to do,' says Jacobson.

The book had been nagging away at him for a long time.

Alas, I am not a poet, but for a long time I have had an opening couplet nagging me to become one.

So what started with vague sore throats and nagging coughs ended with a list of important tasks for a long cast of characters.