Sentence examples for repeatedly badgered from inspiring English sources
The puppet master of ceremonies was repeatedly badgered by the puppet stagehand ("Is that M.C. for Monster of Ceremonies or Mental Case?") with old jokes that sounded awfully clever to 5‐year‐olds.
Initially, Tituba also claimed to be blameless, but after being repeatedly badgered (and undoubtedly fearful owing to her vulnerable status as a slave), she told the magistrates what they apparently wanted to hear that she had been visited by the devil and made a deal with him.
After the boy entered a plea in court that day, the suit claims, Cocke County Judge John A. Bell "repeatedly badgered" and "threatened D.W. with contempt" if he did not reveal who provided him with alcohol.
This past weekend, I spoke or messaged with more than a dozen people — including a major political figure in the state — who told me that they had heard, over the years, that Moore had been banned from the mall because he repeatedly badgered teen-age girls.
If you are being badgered over the same point repeatedly, just continue to say "yes" or "no".
Sure enough, at the oral argument on Tuesday, Justice Scalia badgered Ted Olson, the attorney for two couples, repeatedly demanding that he identify a precise year when same-sex marriage bans became unconstitutional.
Later on, he badgered a Latina mayoral candidate from Phoenix, asking repeatedly how many "illegals" had started tech companies.
He repeatedly interrupted Mr. Romney, badgering him to "tell the truth," and relented only after he forced a rattled rival to practically beg for help from the moderator.
Badgered in the Badger State.
MAY: Because you badger me.
