Sentence examples for the pestering from inspiring English sources
verb
To bother, harass, or annoy persistently.
Wary of becoming that dreaded thing, the pestering relative, I stopped writing.
As White gently warned the pestering librarian, "I pull back like a mule at the slightest goading".
The pestering does not stop until the advertiser turns in the signs and, in some cases, pays a fine.
By last week, the pestering sparked a tiny glimmer of anticipation in my numb, anthrax-panicked mind.
He must now do so, in recognition that this is no longer about whether to succumb to the pestering of partisan Democrats on Capitol Hill.
"Dirt" is a labor of love about hate: vigilante filmmaking that allows Hollywood stars to fire back at the pestering paparazzi who stalk them.
Jennifer W: Coming to the bookstore and buying the books, pestering the bookstore owner about what she should be carrying.
Samuels, an undrafted rookie, spent the night pestering the Knicks.
The suits over at the EPL have begun pestering the UK government with the hope of making Internet Service Providers responsible for policing their subscribers.
If you want to hear A.Crassicauda or any of their ilk, don't bother going on the internet or pestering the guy at your local record store.
We spend the spring pestering our travel agents and hunting furiously through the newspapers for the best deals on airfare and hotels.
