Bogarting

Stop bogarting the chips and share them with the rest of us.

She's bogarting the spotlight, not giving anyone else a chance to shine.

The driver in front of us was bogarting the road, going too slow and causing a traffic jam.

She was accused of bogarting the conference room for her own personal use.

She was annoyed that her coworker was bogarting the printer, causing a delay in her work.

He was bogarting the cigarette in his hand, taking long drags and blowing smoke rings.

She was accused of bogarting the project, taking credit for everyone else's work.

She's always bogarting her friend's clothes without asking.

The teacher caught the student bogarting his classmate's pencil during the test.

They're bogarting the air conditioning, even though everyone else is sweating.

The coach was bogarting the playing time of his favorite player, much to the frustration of the other team members.

She was accused of bogarting the company's resources, using them all for her own department.

The party was ruined by the guests who were bogarting all the snacks and drinks.

Stop bogarting the conversation and let others speak.

The old man sat alone at the bar, bogarting his drink and staring off into space.

He's been bogarting all the credit for the project and not acknowledging the contributions of his team.

The politician was accused of bogarting the debate by interrupting his opponent.

The team captain was bogarting the ball, not passing it to his teammates.

She was bogarting the sales presentation, not allowing her colleagues to speak.

He kept bogarting the spotlight, not letting anyone else perform.

The boss was accused of bogarting the credit, not acknowledging the contributions of his team.

He was bogarting the kitchen, not allowing anyone else to cook.

He kept bogarting the TV remote all night long.

Stop bogarting the joint, it's time to pass it around.

The bouncer at the club was bogarting the entrance, not letting anyone in without proper ID.

She tried to light her own cigarette but he kept bogarting the lighter, refusing to share.

The detective on the show always had a cigar in his mouth, bogarting it like he owned the place.

The boss walked into the meeting room and started bogarting the conversation, not letting anyone else speak.

The movie villain was bogarting the screen with his intense performance.

The actor was famous for his roles in film noir, often seen bogarting a cigarette onscreen.

He leaned against the wall, bogarting his cigarette and looking cool.

My neighbor is bogarting all the parking spaces on the street.

Stop bogarting the remote control and let someone else choose what to watch.

He kept bogarting the ball during the basketball game and wouldn't pass it to his teammates.

He's been bogarting all the office supplies and never leaves any for others to use.

You're bogarting all the space on the couch, move over so we can sit too.

Stop bogarting all the food, there are other people at the table who want to eat too.

She's been bogarting the attention of the teacher and not letting other students ask their questions.

She's always bogarting the conversation and never lets anyone else speak.

He's always bogarting the credit for their group projects, even though everyone contributed equally.

He's bogarting all the good projects, leaving nothing for his team.

She's always bogarting the conversation, not letting anyone else talk.

They accused the group leader of bogarting all the resources for the project.

They're bogarting the best seats in the cinema, even though they arrived late.

He kept bogarting the microphone during the karaoke night.

She got upset when her friend kept bogarting the conversation with her problems.

He's been accused of bogarting other people's ideas for years.

The boss was bogarting the promotions for their favorites.

He's been bogarting the remote control all evening.

She accused him of bogarting her share of the profits.