Sentence examples for might be pestering from inspiring English sources

Aggressive, ingratiating and unencumbered by any sense that she might be pestering people, Ms. Heston, 53, has become a star maker for designers trying to break into Hollywood.

Road warriors who keep themselves electronically tethered to the office with a BlackBerry smartphone might be pestering the I.T. department for an upgrade.

Let the journalists suggest a better schedule for the runup to the games, then; and perhaps they could suggest that the swimmers might be pestered a bit less before the race.

However tempting it is to swear at them (not that you would sink to such a level), try to stop yourself because you will get into trouble and might be pestered more for it afterwards!

I will pester you, because I'll be pestered too if I don't get sales.

For example, in some turtle species the female seems to be pestered into submission.

The right not to be pestered by aggressive panhandlers, by squeegee men or vagrants".

Highly caffeinated hackers under time pressure should not be pestered.

Of course, no one wants to be pestered by targeted advertising.

The court noted that without anonymity, jurors might have been pestered by the news media.

Outside investors are pestering farmers to sell out now so they can take part in the ethanol boom with existing plants — before the ethanol market might turn sour.