But, even then, the nagging thought in his mind would not go away.

I said, trying not to sound like a nagging wife.

Now he knew why he'd had that nagging sense of having seen her before.

But she still had a nagging feeling in the back of her mind.

But he had a nagging feeling there was more to the story.

On the other, there's a nagging need to have seen and done it all.

"There was a nagging part of my body and heart that wanted to do something."

"This really takes away one of the last nagging issues that he had to deal with."

But in the back of my mind was a little nagging question: "What would we do when he went off to college?"

Oh, yes there is, a nagging voice inside him said.

And yet none of these people had nagging back pain.

And yet there had been a small nagging feeling that something was not quite right.

He did feel a nagging responsibility for the boy, who after all was his son.

But there was one nagging thought that would not let go completely.

And something else as well: the nagging feeling that the law was wrong.

The character of George has a wife, son, daughter, a nagging mother and a new job.

But he began to have a nagging sense of guilt.

Third, and most important, was the nagging doubt in my mind about the whole idea.

In the back of her mind, though, she had one nagging doubt.

But there was a nagging doubt in the back of his mind.

Some nagging thought remained with him for a long while after that.

Now some nagging questions about the Magic are a thing of the past, too.

And yet a nagging voice in the back of his mind told him that indeed it could.

With little success, he tried to force the nagging thoughts from his mind.

The move is an effort to end a nagging ethical problem.

Real or not, she seems to nag him about everything.

There was a bad feeling beginning to nag at him.

A little thing like that can nag at your mind, if you let it.

"If I try to come back too early, it will probably nag me the whole year."

Men, for their part, wonder why women nag them and never get to the point.

Soon the collection was so large that the wife began to nag about it.

A bunch of things were beginning to nag at me.

Some employers are having to nag workers to take time off.

Hurry and come over so you can nag me in person.

The reader may feel that she had much to nag about.

She began to nag again, but not about the con game any longer.

Not until 1924, in fact, did children really nag their parents to buy them the logs.

"At least he could nag one of the others for a bit.

The evening dragged on until the morning's work began to nag.

I don't want to be the one to nag them.

So nag me no more and get what I need to make the serum.

So the uncertainty will always nag at the back of my brain.

The thought that he'd pushed her into something she'd not really wanted continued to nag at him.

They had put that headline there just to nag me.

But if you've made your mind up, I won't try and nag you into anything.

Even so, the situation had begun to nag at his conscience.

I hope you're not going to nag me like this after we're married,said Roman.

Seemed a good idea to leave something to nag on Exile's imagination.

She began to nag at going away with me.

She was right to nag at him as she did.

The least you can do is not be a nag.

All he needs are the right clothes and a nag that'll go over anything.

Bad enough he looked like some old nag who'd been put out to pasture.

But for almost every show horse stock there was a nag.

Nag knew that too and, at the bottom of his cold heart, he was afraid.

A horse born that night would be a pretty old nag by now.

Made me wish I'd placed some real money on that nag.

Increasingly he felt the nag of the tide within his body.

She is a nag, just like somebody else I know."

"Sure we could; this is a good nag they give us.

His students love him and is also a nag.

"Boy, let go of that nag and see to my horse."

It also left me with no one to nag.

In a sense she turns into a nag because of a style difference."

Despite her serious nature, Carole's not a nag or a nuisance.

He hangs over his nag like a bag of meal.

He played the old nag on the nose and it ran fifth.

There is even a name for it: the "nag factor."

For you will go to the rubbish heap with Nag.

Sometimes there is a nag in the voice, "Be courteous!"

And the dynamics of a rock concert are such that no one wants to be a nag.

The lieutenant manages to make her nag drop back until for a moment she is level with me.

I'd sell her to you and good riddance to a poor nag.

The old nag was destroyed in the fire in 1984.

The Nag will be produced in two main basic variants.