dawdling in a sentence

1. why are you dawdling?

2. it is just dawdling now.

3. stop dawdling, hurry up.

4. stop dawdling and come in.

5. but as of today, you are still dawdling around here.

6. Secondly: the country is dawdling with the necessary structural reforms.

7. This dawdling movement of freight made international commerce extremely expensive and slow.

8. “I want to go to my goal, and I go my own way; over the hesitating and dawdling I shall leap.

9. Still, data in Germany is dawdling on the Internet: 12.9 megabits per second was the average at the end of 2014.

10. In May he attacked the State Deparment for "dawdling" in Vietnam, a policy which he said had "cost the lives of so many young Americans."

11. A mother could visit the baby only for strictly regulated breastfeeding – no longer than 20 minutes – and she should avoid playing or dawdling around.

12. Because as you can probably imagine, Germany is dawdling a bit again and you don't know when exactly you will be able to watch the season that is currently being produced.

13. Therefore, you know exactly what you can afford, what you want and can act fast – there’s very little time to hand around and dawdling and unnecessary delays could result in you losing the property you want.

14. Some three hours afterwards Fanshaw, Flambeau and the priest were still dawdling about the garden in the dark; and it began to dawn on the other two that Father Brown had no intention of going to bed either in the tower or the house.