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How to use nagged in a sentence
She was nagged incessantly by a gadfly of conscience that buzzed in her ears the counsel to tell the police.
THE CUP OF FURYRUPERT HUGHESHe would dearly like to have added, "or would have been, if you hadn't nagged so!"
GRIFB. L. (BENJAMIN LEOPOLD) FARJEONBut as the weeks passed, it nagged at him so constantly that he became obsessed with it.
THE SEA BRIDEBEN AMES WILLIAMS"I know the girls have nagged you till you are fairly worn out," he said.
THE COPY-CAT AND OTHER STORIESMARY E. WILKINS FREEMANThey were nagged on to it by their leaders, who were not genuine Freaks at all, but professional agitators.
TIN-TYPES TAKEN IN THE STREETS OF NEW YORKLEMUEL ELY QUIGGHe had been nagged by the fear that when the lights blew out the transfer plate might also have been affected.
THE TIME TRADERSANDRE NORTONIt was much more pleasant to sleep than to be awake and constantly nagged at by continued hunger.
PARIAH PLANETMURRAY LEINSTER"You remember how Isabel nagged him to take her around the race course in his pink machine," he reminded.
FROM THE CAR BEHINDELEANOR M. INGRAMShe nagged and henpecked him till I'd have been sorry if 'twas anybody else; as 'twas, I got consider'ble satisfaction out of it.
THE DEPOT MASTERJOSEPH C. LINCOLNThey lamented, Mrs. Marsh nagged, her husband's patience gave way, and the whole house was as pleasant as Bedlam.
A WOMAN'S BURDENFERGUS HUMEWORDS RELATED TO NAGGED
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