Sentence examples similar to I was impeding from inspiring English sources

"I think the fans could see I was impeded and someone threw one on and I was very grateful for that," he said before revealing that naff banter was partly to blame.

But my secret fear is always that not only am I not helping, but that I am impeding their recovery".

He chastised Congress, saying it was impeding economic growth.

I, apparently, was impeding their progress because of my drunken antics and because they wanted to learn more songs.

Others said let it go: it clearly was impeding their ability to get other things done.

"I don't think the goalkeeper was impeded," he argued.

"Her growth was impeded and changed," says Williams.

Furthermore, the OA progression was impeded efficiently.

Prosperity was impeded by the decline of the sugarcane industry.

Peace followed, but Nantucket's recovery was impeded by a failure to exploit new whaling grounds.

Work on his novel No Name (1862) was impeded by attacks of "deadly 'all‑overish' faintness".