Sentence examples for a complete nuisance from inspiring English sources

Cutting and wrapping caramels is, I'm afraid, a complete nuisance.

I had to make a complete nuisance of myself, and my friends thought I was mad.

He also returned to form as a complete nuisance, getting into the Devils' heads with his physical play.

I thought that if it wasn't a complete nuisance to you you might be charitable enough to send me (immediately, alas!) a postal check for 20 francs.

I made a complete nuisance of myself requesting an interview, or a phone conversation, or an email exchange, or even some "you're getting warmer" guidance from him.

He came on after 36 minutes and was rock solid at the back for Palace and a complete nuisance for Liverpool at set pieces.

To avoid making a complete and utter nuisance of myself, I retreated to the top deck, camera in hand, whilst the anchor was dropped and the cages lowered.

Sure, we could check our bags in order to travel with this tiny but useful tool set, but the hassle and time involved for checking and retrieving bags is a complete and unnecessary nuisance".

Although complaining may not put a complete or immediate stop to all your nuisance calls or messages, it does help regulators take more targeted action in this area.

Conceding it to be true that the raising of the grade did not require an occupation of the land for a great length of time, and that when the work was completed the nuisance was abated, and the land in a condition to be occupied by private persons, the court said: 'But its condition will be greatly changed, almost as much as raising flats into upland.

British politicians have tended to treat the question of whether the U.K. should take part in those elections, if Brexit isn't quite complete, as a nuisance or a technicality.