Sentence examples for nagged from inspiring English sources

Desperate for work, the newly arrived accepted long hours and low wages, though the need to do so, Desai said, "nagged away like a sore on their necks".

But I wonder if your child feels a bit nagged by good intentions?

I nagged a shadow cabinet member to come over.

Overamplified music nagged insistently from every window making reading impossible.

He nagged until the Stingers were sent that changed the course of the war.

The author traces the way they were, or may have been, bruised or damaged in some crucial way, and how their sex lives may have become like a shrapnel wound that nagged whenever their thoughts turned dark.

THE problem that has nagged away at me these last few months is that this recovery has been too "easy".

His presidency has been nagged by charges of corruption.

Hungary is being nagged back into line, albeit with difficulty.

For example, mothers nagged children to do their homework, and the job market put a premium on a good education.

It nagged away even as he was rapidly adopted as the favourite son of a Republican establishment desperate to regain the White House.