Sentence examples for may nag current from inspiring English sources
Now that T-Mobile's new "Simple Choice" price plan is official (a bit anticlimactic considering it was available on the Web on Monday), there are still a few questions that may nag current T-Mobile customers and potential new customers.
The question that may nag at motorists is how implicitly such technology can be trusted.
Other cars may nag, and disconnect automatic driving.
In the early stages of overtraining, athletes constantly feel tired; by the end stage, they may be nagged by depression.
Here's a question that may be nagging you, too: When did unsolicited parental advice become extreme sport?
Defensive frailties may still nag, but at least the vim and verve have returned to Liverpool's approach.
Even if you give them plenty of time, you may still have to nag them a little.
So, here is some essential background on the questions you may have nagging at you.
They'll just nag you even more, which may lead to arguments.
They may feel they have no choice but to constantly nag to make sure things get done.
