Sentence examples for so pestered from inspiring English sources
A female chimp advertises her fertile period with a visible swelling and is then so pestered by males that she may get to eat only at night.
As early as 1679, John Dryden was complaining that "the tongue is so much refined since Shakespeare's time that many of his words are scarce intelligible, and his whole style is so pestered with figurative expressions that it is as affected as it is obscure".
She so thoroughly pestered Ewasko about his safety that, when he arrived in California, he bought a can of pepper spray as a kind of reassuring joke.
And so, we've all pestered him for years to write a book.
Also many of the community support officers, they just walk around pestering young people that don't need to be pestered and are just innocently going about their day.
You either feel pestered or abandoned.
"You start getting pestered with calls.
But I cajoled, chivvied, pestered and ultimately begged.
Roman Dobrokhotov, a young journalist and activist, pestered Navalny on his politics during the question period.
After such snow, there is nothing indeed: the ins and outs of centuries, pestered heather.
