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Meanings of dawdling in in English

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Usage of dawdling in in English
1
I ignore the few people dawdling in the corridor in front of me.
Allegiant
2
He caught Matt Lowton dawdling in possession and surged away.
The Guardian
3
His industry with the gun was of a part with the impotent dawdling in the garden.
Judith of the Plains
4
His dawdling in possession here prompted wails of derision from England's support, the 21-year-old a little boy lost.
The Guardian
5
The guests were now scattered in little groups over the green, dawdling in talk and breathing happily the June-scented air.
Together
6
The Genk substitute Stephen Odey scored a late consolation after Lovren was caught dawdling in possession, to the obvious fury of Alisson.
The Guardian
7
He hated the women dawdling in its alleys, the men smoking in its corridors, the whole idle crowd, lunching in acres of table-crowded space.
Mistress Anne
8
There followed another week of idleness, and one day, as Fred Starratt was dawdling in the sun, Harrison came up to him and said:
Broken to the Plow / A Novel
9
This was exactly like having to wait in the ring while one's opponent tried to get one's goat by dawdling in the dressing room.
The Coming of Bill
10
Think of Vincent in my place-dawdlingin Acredale or Washington while battles were going on.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
11
Dawdling in the biscuit aisle, squeezing vegetables, zooming the toddler in a trolley... now that's all gone.
The Irish Times
12
"And... Mr. Bidwell... please refrain from dawdling in the hall."
Speaks the Nightbird
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