niggle at造句

• Revisionism has already begun to niggle at the soccer champions.
• Every bowler out there has niggles at various stages.
• Meijer's failure to get around Hatteras has been niggling at him all the while.
• But this is a side issue to my main question, one that's been niggling at me for years now.
• "He was obviously upset at this niggle at the beginning of the season after working so hard on his fitness, " said Leipus.
• Although most discriminations against Catholics were abolished in 1926, some remain _ and, in a telling reminder, Oddie said these, too, niggle at Catholic loyalty to the queen.
• I've got something niggling at the back of my mind suggesting that it might be Frank Tyson, though a Google search hasn't thrown up anything to support that.
• "I niggled at him ( again ) at the half-mile pole, and it was like he was saying, ` You're finally figuring it out, jock, "'
• But there was also criticism from the " St . James's Chronicle ", in which Steevens had a financial interest, that Martin describes as consisting of " anonymous and trifling notes [ & ] which niggled at minor points, textual and factual ", which were probably written by Steevens or at his behest.
• I was idly wondering whether to rewrite a couple of paragraphs in Demography of England that didn't seem to fit very comfortably, but something kept niggling at me . . . . From what I've seen now, I'm pretty sure s / he had access to the whole journal and presumably others, so it might take better access than I've got to do a thorough check . talk ) 09 : 29, 13 September 2014 ( UTC)