| She meant something more to him than any of the strumpets he'd dallied with before. |
| From the corner, the Colombian international seized on the ball unmarked at the far post but dallied enough to allow Edmondson a smart block. |
| While other sporting associations and organisations vacillated and dithered and dallied, the GAA got on with it. |
| He had dallied for weeks before pursuing the defeated Confederate army into Virginia, even resisting direct orders to advance. |
| She'd promised the Dean that she would be at his office as soon as she got up, and she had already dallied enough as it was. |
| Catz dallied on the ball in the left-back slot and the alert Woodcock stole the ball, but he was stopped from finishing at the last gasp. |
