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"nag at", "nag for" or "nag about"?

  • It must not nag them as it nags at you.
  • My mom is constantly nagging about my looks.
  • It was designed not to help parents cope with their children's nagging, but to help corporations formulate their ads and promotions so that children would nag for their products more effectively.
  • Then he'd return home to be nagged by his mother to tidy his room.
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"narrate by", "narrate from" or "narrate on"?

  • It has been narrated by Salama b.
  • It has been narrated on Abdullah b.
  • As narrated from Imam-e-Zamana (a.
  • This story was narrated in Hayat al-Sahabah, 3/149.
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"navigate to" or "navigate through"?

  • Swipe to the left to navigate to the next page.
  • Motorcycles navigate through traffic easier.
  • The site is simple enough to navigate with a simple white and orange theme.
  • For the Australians, Pizzati drove and was navigated by Page.
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necessitate by, at, after, because or due?

  • Its emphasis on this aspect was, however, necessitated by the arrogance of the Arabs of those days who.
  • The second I would judge as not requiring a fearful response but is a risk necessitating at the least caution, at the most protective attire.
  • From my experience, its harder to get an organization to adapt to change when it is necessitated because of market place failure.
  • The bypoll to the Nellore Lok Sabha seat was necessitated following the resignation of Congress Lok Sabha MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, who also switched loyalties to the YSR Congress President.
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negate by, because, from, in or with?

  • All principles of gravity are negated by fear.
  • All the appropriate uses of the law should not be negated because of the cases of abuse.
  • But the Skoda weighs less than the Noble, of course, so any kind of energy deficiency it may suffer on paper is instantly negated in reality, right? Wrong.
  • The previous barrier of Blippar and QR codes is having to download an app but this is negated with this concept.
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"neglect by" or "neglect in"?

  • Many there feel neglected by the Pakistani state.
  • However, one part of the globe often neglected in any conversation about jazz is Africa.
  • The house was in need of repairs after having been neglected for many years.
  • It will not neglect to, though.
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negotiate with, for, in, on or by?

  • We must not negotiate with terrorists.
  • Negotiating for a product review takes time.
  • Rizzo said they would negotiate in October.
  • I will take 30%of the 50k a year, but can negotiate on that.
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nestle in, on, between, among or within?

  • I left the hospital safely nestled in my mother's womb.
  • Nestled on the southern shore of Garadice Lake,.
  • It is not uncommon to see small shrines nestled between large shopping centers.
  • Nestled among wig-weavers and butter-churn repair shops, even those sad little booths hawking iPod cases will look like emissaries from a brilliant Tomorrowland.
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nibble on, at, around, as or by?

  • But see that you nibbled on less calorie-filled foods.
  • Women born under this sign are always nibbling at something or the other.
  • Pumpkin Seeds For Health Benefits! So Halloween time, or anytime, save those precious pumpkin seeds! Delicious dried, or roasted and added to a variety of dishes, or simply nibbled as a snack.
  • It is this hybrid nature that is being picked apart, our ailment is akin to being nibbled to death by ducks.
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nod in, to, at, with or along?

  • Several parents nodded in agreement.
  • Then Richard raises his chin and nods to me.
  • They nod at us but do not speak.
  • She nodded with some kind of **27;2162;TOOLONG look.
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"nominate for" or "nominate by"?

  • He was initially nominated for 8.
  • Entrants must be nominated by a member of EuroFM.
  • Also nominated in the category are CareerGuidance.
  • He was nominated as a deputy governor by providence.
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"note in", "note for" or "note by"?

  • As I began to note in RISKS-27.
  • As noted by Michael Meskon, product netrivialen.
  • Note for these two steps, USBController.
  • Fees: Fees are as noted on the entry form.
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notice in, by, about, on or to?

  • Beauty would be the last thing that i will notice in a woman.
  • Get yourself noticed by following these tips.
  • The first thing we noticed about St.
  • I have noticed on ebay they speak of LCD Projector Bulbs.
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"notify of" or "notify by"?

  • Clubs will be notified of these fixtures.
  • Winner will be notified by August 20th.
  • The Department must be notified in advance of departure.
  • Defects must be notified to us after discovery without undue delay.
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nourish by, in, with, on or for?

  • Keep it nourished by messaging with warm oil.
  • Individualization should be nourished in school? standardization is for factories.
  • While I love the dignity and majesty of the High Mass, sometimes, I feel more spiritually nourished with a small and intimate Low Mass.
  • In Korea there had developed the extraordinary spectacle of two contending armies, each nearly surrounded by hostile forces and each nourished from afar.
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"nurture by" or "nurture in"?

  • The seeds of totalitarian regimes are nurtured by misery and want.
  • These future leaders of the nation are being nurtured in a corrupt environment.
  • The Indian firm may not have the vision to go beyond the existing list of contacts that they have nurtured over time.
  • These young students are musically nurtured through children's songs and games.
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