Sentence examples for a common nuisance from inspiring English sources

You are a common nuisance.

Rearrangements are thus a common nuisance in alcohol dehydrations.

One bill, offered by Councilman John D. Sabini from Queens, would require that live chickens be kept in backyard pens, apparently a common nuisance in his district.

The daily rummage in the sock and tie drawer is a common nuisance that can be solved by adding a box with compartments.

Solomon said he hoped to find the original copy of Berns's 1941 pardon, signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, for "maintenance of a common nuisance" where liquor was "kept, sold and bartered," according to a Justice Department spokesman.

They are free to take in anything they want without duty, with the understanding that they won't abuse the privilege A common nuisance to customs men is the traveller who considers the inspection of baggage a challenge to his ingenuity & tries to smuggle in articles that could have been brought in free.

The mauve stingers (also known as Pelagia noctiluca) have been breeding in the water throughout the winter, and are now ready for an assault on the beaches of Spain and the Mediterranean.Masses of jellyfish are an increasingly common nuisance, not just in Spain, but all around the world.

Kimberly Harms, DDS, a spokesperson for the American Dental Association, breaks down the source of this common nuisance.

It is a common condition -- a nuisance, Mr. Bradley called it.

Since the late 1990s, the bed bug has become an increasingly common urban nuisance in homes and hotels worldwide.

In order to correct for nonneuronal BOLD signals [ 72], removing the effect of nuisance covariates is a common iFCMRI preprocessing step [ 47].