badgered造句

I badgered him into coming with me.

Richard's mother badgered him into taking a Spanish wife.

He badgered the witness out of his wits.

More commonly, they make people feel badgered and harassed.

He badgered the MOD with questions, trying to get them to actively investigate important cases.

She badgered her doctor time and again, pleading with him to do something.

My wife badgered me to take her to the super market store.

The mill foreman taunted the workers, badgered them, and told them that they dared not quit.

But she is continuously badgered, cajoled, taxed, ruled and regulated — always in the public interest — into bankruptcy.

He constantly badgered his associates to press a public relations campaign that would call more attention to the China visit.

But Mr Obama is being badgered by fiercely pro-Israeli groups at home to look more kindly on the prospect of a preemptive Israeli attack.

He promoted them on his show, the Colbert Report, and successfully badgered celebrities such as Matt Lauer, Arianna Huffington and Al Gore into wearing them in public.

Confucius said that he badgered the peddler to buy her an ice-cream cone and waved goodbye to the peddler satisfactorily.

Once I even badgered him with six texts in a row, and the fact that he did not respond only made me want him more.

For days the BoJ had been badgered by the government to resort to quantitative easing (a form of stimulus in which a defined sum of money is injected into the economy).