After the storm, survivors were cadging supplies from aid workers.
Despite her success, she still found herself cadging advice from her mentor.
He admitted to cadging food from the communal kitchen when he was a student.
He attempted to cadge a discount at the store by claiming to be a loyal customer.
He felt ashamed about cadging free drinks at the company party.
He felt guilty about cadging off the government's social welfare program.
He spent his afternoons cadging cigarettes from passersby near the park.
He tried cadging a better grade by flattering the professor.
He tried cadging a ride to the city, but everyone was going the other way.
He was cadging a chance to prove himself.
He was cadging a day off from work.
He was cadging a few extra hours of sleep by skipping breakfast.
He was cadging a few extra napkins at the restaurant.
He was cadging a few free minutes of wifi at the coffee shop.
He was cadging a few minutes of internet access at the library.
He was cadging a few minutes to catch his breath.
He was cadging a free concert ticket from a friend.
He was cadging a free sample of the perfume.
He was cadging a free upgrade on his flight.
He was cadging a glimpse of the celebrity.
He was cadging a light for his cigarette in the crowded bar.
He was cadging a loan to start his own business.
He was cadging a moment of peace amidst the chaos.
He was cadging a moment of peace and quiet in the bustling city.
He was cadging a piece of advice from his grandfather.
He was cadging a piece of gum from his colleague.
He was cadging a quick phone call from a public phone.
He was cadging a ride in the ambulance.
He was cadging a ride in the back of the pickup truck.
He was cadging a ride in the police car.
He was cadging a ride on the back of his friend's motorcycle.
He was cadging a ride on the elevator.
He was cadging a ride on the subway.
He was cadging a ride on the tour bus.
He was cadging a ride to the train station.
He was cadging a small discount on the purchase.
He was cadging a small donation for the charity event.
He was cadging a small loan from his uncle.
He was cadging a spare pen from his classmate.
He was cadging a spare tire from a passing motorist.
He was cadging favors from his network of contacts.
He was cadging free samples at the grocery store.
He was cadging sympathy votes by playing the victim card.
He was known for cadging rides with his thumb out on the highway.
He's always cadging off his parents, even though he's old enough to be independent.
Instead of buying his own tools, he's constantly cadging them from the neighbors.
Instead of contributing, he's always cadging from the office coffee fund.
It was beneath her dignity to be cadging for compliments.
Rather than work, he preferred cadging money from his wealthier friends.
She avoided him because he was always cadging something.
She hated cadging, but she had no other option in her desperate situation.
She resented having to cadge for permission from her overbearing parents.
She was always cadging attention, craving the spotlight.
She was always cadging snacks from her colleagues, a habit that both amused and annoyed them.
She was cadging a bit of information about the company.
She was cadging a bit of sunshine on the patio.
She was cadging a bite of his sandwich.
She was cadging a break from her stressful job.
She was cadging a chance to express her opinion.
She was cadging a discount on the movie tickets.
She was cadging a glass of water from the waitress.
She was cadging a glimpse of the fireworks display.
She was cadging a helping hand with her chores.
She was cadging a lighter from the smoker outside the building.
She was cadging a little encouragement from her coach.
She was cadging a look at his notes during the lecture.
She was cadging a moment of solitude in the garden.
She was cadging a moment to collect her thoughts.
She was cadging a piece of chocolate from the box.
She was cadging a quiet moment to read her book.
She was cadging a ride to the airport from her friend.
She was cadging a seat on the crowded bus.
She was cadging a second opinion from another doctor.
She was cadging a sip of his water bottle.
She was cadging a small compliment from her admirer.
She was cadging a small favor from her boss.
She was cadging a sneak peek at the surprise gift.
She was cadging a spare key to the house.
She was cadging a sympathetic ear from her neighbor.
She was cadging a taste of his delicious dessert.
She was cadging advice from experienced entrepreneurs.
She was cadging compliments on her new dress.
She was cadging glances at him across the room.
She was cadging help with her homework, despite having plenty of time to do it herself.
She was cadging inspiration from the natural beauty around her.
She was cadging sympathy by exaggerating her illness.
She was constantly cadging validation from her social media followers.
She was skilled at cadging information out of people without them realizing it.
She was trying to cadge a free ticket to the concert.
The artist was cadging materials from construction sites for his sculptures.
The beggar was cadging coins on the street corner.
The con artist was cadging donations for a fake charity.
The dog was cadging attention with its big, sad eyes.
The fox was cadging eggs from the farmer's chicken coop.
The playwright, perpetually broke, was cadging loans from anyone who would listen.
The politician was accused of cadging votes through empty promises.
The squirrel was cadging nuts from the bird feeder.
The stray dog was cadging scraps from the tourists along the beach.
The unemployed man was cadging meals at the local soup kitchen.
The weary traveler was cadging shelter for the night.