| We were dawdling in the car park, when suddenly our bus came barelling round the corner. |
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| Led by a fully qualified fitness instructor, there's no time for dawdling around the centre and doing a little window shopping. |
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| When we are trying to go somewhere I sometimes feel that S. is dawdling and delaying. |
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| For example, when we are trying to go somewhere I sometimes feel that Simon is dawdling and delaying. |
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| There's no time for dawdling around the centre and doing a little window shopping. |
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| So why didn't I go to work and write the thing, instead of dawdling around the house eating bonbons? |
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| Are you dawdling, putting off doing the things that would help you move closer to the end result? |
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| We all take our time, dawdling across in twos and threes until some poor car has been sitting there for five minutes. |
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| Twenty-five at the time, he had been dawdling while taking a degree in theology. |
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| I've seen plenty of them, dawdling down the footpath, checking out the gardens, smiling away at everyone. |
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| He had been dawdling with the ball on the halfway line as if he had all day to make up his mind. |
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| I took my time, dawdling at windows where I had the chance, stopping to look at the paintings. |
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| People young and old move about aimlessly, dawdling the evening away, some chatting in clusters. |
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| But by then, all your friends will think you're a total freak who drives worse than their dawdling old grandmothers. |
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| The barbed wire, which is meant to prevent prisoners from escaping, also prevents passersby from dawdling. |
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| He compared children's TV to a lazy caterpillar dawdling on a leaf. |
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| When dawdling in Waterstones, the self-help aisle rarely calls my name. |
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| American hard rockers Amen have been quiet in the UK but have signed a major deal in the States and the shambolic Alfie are still dawdling along albeit somewhat aimlessly. |
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| It is not a glorious entrance, but the park itself is, and warrants dawdling and dilly-dallying. |
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| After decades of dawdling and delay, it seems America may finally be coming to grips with the health system's runaway costs. |
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| The time saving for those with checked-in baggage will be all but irrelevant: they will still end up dawdling at the luggage carousel. |
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| In order to accelerate the dawdling sales process and to obtain a higher price, other potential purchasers are sought and found. |
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| When we came out of the Xano Canal, the calmness and dawdling surroundings inclined me to daydreaming. |
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| Collioure knew how to keep and to safeguard numerous evidence of this very rich past, it is a permanent invitation to dawdling. |
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| All the mercredis evening of the summer, flea market and secondhand trade invite to dawdling slackened under the plane trees of the esplanade. |
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| Riverbanks of the Seine and its districts are many invitations to dawdling and discovery. |
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| But the small boy who was unwillingly dawdling through a series of poses for it, to-day refused all bribes to be good. |
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| People have been pleasingly eager to buy smartphones and to clock up data charges by playing games, watching videos and dawdling on social networks, as well as to make calls and send text messages. |
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| Having notes pertaining to things to be done saves you from the self-deceiving device of dawdling over pleasing jobs so as to banish thought of the more important but not so easy jobs. |
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| According to research commissioned by Argos, our top shopping hates are pavement hoggers, followed by dawdling pedestrians. |
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| Office workers shove aside dawdling tourists, or try to. |
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| A shooting starling, a wise old owl or are you just a dawdling duck? |
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| But the kerosenelike fuel and the engines that burn it were dirty, noisy, dawdling and even deadly, linked to increased risk of cancer and respiratory disease. |
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