Sentences with phrase «for nagging»

Furthermore, she hated Joe for nagging her to diet.

Plex has updated its universal app for Windows and Windows Phone, bringing along a number of fixes for some nagging bugs.

The Microsoft Band app (previously Microsoft Health) has been update with a fix for a nagging bug that caused the Live Tile to not work.

Overall, that's positive — except for that nagging problem...

What sometimes trips travelers up is this scenario: they went to the doctor for some nagging issue or for a regular checkup and haven't gotten the results yet.

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But now & again, it's more tenuous — for some nagging reason, I'll lay out a potential scenario I have a strong suspicion about (and I'll present it accordingly).

Any tips for that nagging issue?

Cough soother For a nagging cough or scratchy throat that threatens to keep you or your kids up, try 2 teaspoons of honey.

I did 4 months of mostly yin yoga and walking in the beginning, partly due to AIP but also at the insistence of a physio and osteopath for a nagging hip injury.

As for the nagging pain in her bloated stomach, she assumed it was stress - related — the product of late nights cramming for finals and early mornings practicing on the water.

I probably would have kept quiet were it not for the nagging feeling that maybe I'm not alone.

Many of them go to church only if it's convenient, or only on Christmas or Easter (happy Easter btw) and a lot of them wouldn't go at all but for that nagging «just in case» feeling, but a lot of them are very quick to rant and rail at people who are content and secure in their acceptance that there is no God.

The reason for this nagging confusion will be found farther back in American shaving history.

So thanks for the nagging, Mom and Dad.

Not exact matches

Soaring U.S. shale production has been a nagging concern for OPEC and its allies, but the group's key players appear to be more fixated on the immediate benefits of high crude prices.

Inquisitive millennials are more likely to Google the answers to nagging questions rather than asking a human for help, according to results from a new survey.

As Rubin explains in this LinkedIn post, this change worked for one rebel mom, who flipped her thinking on health, stopped resenting the usual nagging advice, and managed to finally get in great shape.

For now, companies will stick to collecting the HST, though, as Winter says, «there'll always be that nagging feeling in the back of their minds that something may change.»

Whether you're neck deep in your first entrepreneurial endeavor or your startup is just a nagging idea that won't go away, you should know that the area you choose as your home base will have a big impact on your prospects for success.

When he couldn't persuade Roux to quit, he nagged Bain for a loan.

This paper is for the one percenters — the folks who have nagging doubts in their suspension of belief because something sticks in their craw.

At best, this business model — the marketing and selling of products directly to consumers, away from a retail location — conjures up door - to - door salespeople dependent on middle - aged women nagging friends for the names of their friends.

Our favorite ritual: make a list of anything you need to take care of the next day or anything nagging you; prepare anything you can for the morning — clothes laid out, keys by the door, meals ready to grab and go; and create a quiet, restful environment for sleeping.

I nagged for this and after 6 months they produced one.

But even among the best funds, few have topped the key threshold of 16 %, fueling a nagging perception that the rewards of investing in the Asia - Pacific region are not making up for the risks — at least not yet.

Soon you might have Facebook nagging you to go to the doctor — or nagging your doctor to find out if you're in the market for fertility services.

Macquarie's Deepon Nag believes that while the DRAM industry has the potential to generate sustainably higher cross-cyclical profitability than in the past, there does not appear to be any significant catalysts for Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: MU) over the next several quarters.

has anyone noticed the size of his head?????? must be from the constant nagging from his wives, by the way which one told him to run???? ok girls do not fight for that...

Even for Christians who engage in sung worship each Sunday, many have nagging questions about the entire thing.

= > Purpose has always nagged at me and for some reason I always knew there was something more.

I am fighting my way out of this though for the very first time because i am fed up of living with this nagging thought daily.

Until recently, I always had a nagging suspicion that the more explicitly «Christian» one's work is, such as being a pastor or working for a Christian organization, the more pleasing to God it would be.

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Peter, frightened and nagged by a woman while warming himself at the fire, Peter filled with the Holy Spirit leading the Church after Pentecost, Peter enduring martyrdom for his Lord.

The nagging thing is once again, parents trying to pass the blame off onto someone else for their inability to parent.

For others, it's a nagging thought — as you work out your faith on your own, you keep coming back to this Jesus, and you can't make sense of him all the way, but you also can't accept everything he says because it seems somehow too hard to live that way, or too complex, or too simple, or merely out of your grid of experience.

In a striking example combining metaphor and humor, Koko made a joke about being a «sad elephant» because she was reduced to drinking water through a thick rubber straw as a solution to her constant nagging one morning for more drinks of juice (IULG 534).

i.e. France banning Muslim traditions, Arizona's push for a more discriminitve law, Americans discriminatine against Muslims and such because of 9/11 and their persistant nagging of us being infadels.

And third, there's that nagging fear that the John Lockes of this world relish in the opportunity to judge me for my lack of faith.

And I still have the nagging doubt — what if it's me that's wrong, that's deluded, that just hasn't got the guts to believe for a miracle.

I think it is always imperative NOT to make God sound like a nagging mother: see what I've done for you, what will you do for me.

With a grand total of 89 cents in the Jar of Contention, I spent an hour and 29 minutes on the roof Monday morning doing penance for a month's worth of complaining, nagging, exaggeration, gossip, and snark.

After a person believes in Jesus for eternal life, the nagging question in their heart and mind is, «Now what?»

Getting caught up in the Christmas festivities is too easy even when we know Jesus is the reason for the season but reminding ourself of the main thing, the reason for the twinkling lights and gifts under the tree, is not just a nagging responsibility — it's essential.

For a wife to nag her husband to go to AA is an almost foolproof method of keeping him away.

But he kept her around for social appearances, but I'm sure she was quite the nag.

So, which would be hardest for you to avoid — gossip, nagging, complaining, exaggerating, or snark?

Nagging our way to the top won't leave us there for very long.