| The Diary then drew from John a semi-promise to vote Labour again next time, although he is still dallying with going Green. |
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| I hit her, I couldn't help myself, I had been watching Fire all day, and she had been dallying with that scum. |
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| By dallying with her at Alexandria, he risked losing what he had just won at Pharsalus. |
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| Has he been ordered to stand up there in disgrace, as penance for dallying with Lady Hamilton and asking Hardy to kiss him? |
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| Good planning is based on dallying in Florida until a relatively calm weather pattern has established itself. |
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| For a long time Gianni was known as a playboy, dallying with aristocrats and movie stars before finally sorting out his inheritance. |
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| The modern generation knows about lounging in the Lakes and dallying in the Dales, but very little about our local footpaths. |
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| It doesn't matter how much of the middle you get if your core vote is off dallying with fringe parties. |
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| The artist is a major figure who never puts a foot wrong and remains an example to those dallying with extraneous objects to add to a clean canvas in the name of art. |
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| As a woman I feel comfortable folded up in things, you know, practical, not in the abstract, dallying with the emotional side, designing my appearance. |
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| A scroll of the period shows Okuni as a young, fashionably dressed samurai, indolently leaning on a sword, dallying with a teahouse girl. |
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| Caesar wintered in Alexandria, fighting with the populace and dallying with Queen Cleopatra. |
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| I could imagine the sublime Rita Heywood or Julia Roberts both have been regular visitors to the island over the years dallying over a shore side breakfast. |
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| EnEffect in Bulgaria, after dallying with third party financing, has encouraged local authorities to borrow directly from the banks. |
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| Flavors are adventurous, dallying with seasonal local produce and best ingredients in the market. |
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| We can spend our lives dallying in false advertising and slick brochures about barren land and cheap trinkets and never for a moment wince at the dishonesty of it. |
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| Anyone caught dilly dallying will be sent to the brig without question! |
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| The obvious reality that there is little or no time for dallying when in possession didn't register for some of the players until the game had warmed up. |
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| Others would say that, well, actually Diana was dallying, too. |
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| You shouldn't have been dallying with your boyfriend over there! |
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| Mr. Lee is now dallying with younger women, and the middle-aged Ching is desperate to reverse her fading looks and retain her husband's interest in her. |
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| But he's in a police cell, after the nightclub floozy he's been dallying with, Kiki, has accused him of violence. |
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| To the media the word encompassed everything from Tory MPs caught dallying with night-club hostesses to Tory MPs accepting cash to ask questions in Parliament. |
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| It is time that Prime Minister Blair stopped dallying with other concepts. |
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| If the government were honourable it would not be dallying around. |
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| The big-bootied diva was seen dallying with the boy-band singer earlier this year. |
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| He asked of course after Taimsa, who was still dallying in shamelessnesses at Antioch. |
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| The Count accuses Susanna of dallying with the boy. |
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| He passed, dallying, the windows of Brown Thomas, silk mercers. |
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