badger

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.

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

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When introduced to him, I badgered this man so relentlessly about his job that he asked if I would like to visit his operating theatre.

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.

The children badgered me into taking them to the cinema.

He badgered the witness out of his wits.

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

Having badgered drug companies into creating the new medicines, the activists bullied them into dropping the price.

A belligerent reporter badgered the President for the facts.

Don't allow yourself to be badgered by the salary issue.

The reporters badgered the rock star with questions about his latest romance.

Most seriously, the article then alleged that he repeatedly badgered her for sex, despite her saying no.

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

Anthony wheedled. He badgered. He pouted. "Where would you get them? "

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

Chinese officials were fed up with being badgered about the renminbi.

PS: The short and immediate answer is that a friend badgered me about it enough over about 6 months before I got actively involved.