| I slowed down to a dawdle and left my property, trailing my fingertips along the white picket fence next door. |
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| Mr. Lase had just called for the girls to continue playing and not dawdle while goggling at the boys. |
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| You may not be a hard pusher for one of your shortcomings may be that you dawdle a bit. |
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| One thing that made her furious was that she could never afford to dawdle or look uncertain when she was in public. |
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| Although they lowered the number of procedures to only five, their implementations lasted 174 days because of the administration dawdle. |
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| I wandered on down the corridor to the elevator, to dawdle and not run into coarrivals. |
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| There's not much to do here but fish, dive, watch the sun sizzle down into the Indian Ocean and to dawdle your bicycle along the island's one path. |
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| The AU says it may consider sending more. While western countries dawdle, this may be all the peacekeeping Darfur will get. |
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| It vents much of its displeasure on the bank-restructuring agency, which continues to dawdle. |
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| To be able to mock real novelists who dawdle on and on, taking far longer than 30 days to produce their work. |
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| The cycles track will enable you to dawdle in the countryside and to reach Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie, lovely seaside resort at 8 kilometres only. |
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| Why do they diddle and dawdle while real-life families suffer? |
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| Dear readers, do not dawdle away your time with fictitious tales. |
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| Better to start down the so-called Superhighway than dawdle and wind up as road-kill. |
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| Five days, maybe six or seven if you dawdle, and in what feels like no time you'll be at the other end, in the pub, brimming with beer and achievement. |
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| Wong likes to dawdle for months over reshoots and reedits, but To directs, supervises, or executive-produces half a dozen projects each year. |
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| Typically, a man kills a neighbour in a dispute over land, the police dawdle over their investigation, the victim's family loses patience and kills the murderer or, more often, an innocent relation in retaliation. |
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| Instead, they dawdle and fund the Cameroon dictatorship while the country disintegrates more slowly and millions of its people live shorter, nastier, more brutish lives because of abusive governance. |
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| Having made your choice, dawdle on your way to the checkout page. |
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| We lounge over the sciences, dawdle through literature, yawn over politics. |
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