Sentence examples for to be pestering from inspiring English sources

But if Talib's confidence in his abilities is an indication of whether he will leave Kansas after this season, expect him to be pestering an N.F.L. coach for the ball next season.

The obvious implication was that I must be some sort of leftwing loon to be pestering him about the war.

We don't need to be pestering this poor, over-burdened man with such petty things right now.

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".

Mostly he didn't show up, I assume because he didn't want to be pestered about our fees.

If we expect men to get the idea that we don't particularly want to be constantly evaluated for our looks alone or to be pestered in public spaces, this website is not the way forward.

In many instances, Ms. Ross said, a woman doesn't want to give out her phone number, but she also doesn't want to be pestered all night for it by some libidinous Neanderthal.

The Crimean perhaps...?" Although she has been honoured for her philanthropic work, Dame Lettie lacks true charity, and it is significant that she is the first character to be pestered with the telephone calls.

It's the season to be pestered at work by an earnest colleague asking for cash having completed a marathon, a swimathon or even something more imaginative such as the three peaks (where you "bag" Britain's highest hills in 24-hours).

"People are viewing him already as a candidate, so why should we muzzle one of our most effective voices in framing the debate?" said a senior White House official who asked not to be named because he did not want to be pestered by reporters.