Sentences with dallied
dal·ly
D d - To dally with danger.
- Literature and cinema have frequently dallied with them.
- Other witnesses say Alma looked over her shoulder with trepidation, and dallied in the block bounded by Little Collins, Russell.
- He has dallied in the realm of media politics, banning so-called foreign influences from state-owned TV, and dabbled at the edges of social concerns.
- Sienna Spencer is a bit overboard in her characterization of Marie-Louise, the hair-brained and giddy young woman John has dallied with.
- San DIEGO — A waitress dallied, taking a damp cloth to a clean tabletop.