pester

I'd been pestering her to take some time off from work while I still had leave.

But at the same time, they should not pester them.

And now he's pestering poor David to make a will.

When you had to keep pestering them to do it.

Maybe it would keep her from pestering him so much.

You're likely to be pestered with me at any hour.

People at the center pestered me to try the class, and I finally gave in.

He'll want the road made up and start pestering the council.

"So why have you come here pestering us all over again?"

I've been pestered enough on a matter in which I have no interest.

I pestered her for several weeks to let me know what she thought of my book.

According to Pester, three are boys and one is a girl.

A guy has been pestering me over the phone and I thought it was him.

At least they were not pestered and there was always more than enough left over to make the living good.

"Left me to work so he could come and pester you."

If they told her to go away, she would remain to pester them.

Before she could pester him for details, he looked away.

Maybe she would be angry enough to stop pestering him.

"Every month for two years I'd call the owner out of the blue and pester him to let me live here."

Many days she pestered the state to investigate the county.

"I just kept pestering them and ultimately they made the offer."

"They made it only to keep people from pestering them about the dollar."

For months its organizers had been pestering me to turn up.

Tom pestered him about the surprise for the next two or three hours.

If you pester an organization long enough, eventually they'll hold a meeting.