Sentence examples for a constant nuisance from inspiring English sources

He's quick, strikes the ball well, he's a constant nuisance.

The subsidy trough is never full enough, and political meddling is a constant nuisance.

Porcupines were a constant nuisance, Mr. Podskoch writes, with one lookout claiming to have shot 900 of them.

(Mr. Penny thinks not; spraying, he warns, works in reverse, making an episodic species a constant nuisance).

The cost to business was estimated to be $10 billion.The "I love you" worm was exceptional, but run-of-the-mill viruses are a constant nuisance.

He was an NUT activist for more than 40 years, operating through the Socialist Teachers Alliance, a constant nuisance to NUT leaders on issues including pay, pensions and union investments.

This vision for the future of advertising would be for something that wasn't a constant visual nuisance.

Just as he had done as a rookie against the Galaxy last season, Sebastian Velazquez made constant nuisance of himself, scrapping and sprinting for every loose ball, while the introduction of former Toronto misfit Joao Plata turned round a game where an injury-hit RSL had had to fend off the Earthquakes for long stretches.

That's when the constant nuisance caused by inconsiderate yobs on motorbikes and scramblers who were using their road as a rat run to the local park.

The Fair Telecoms campaign group said the plans did not go far enough in dealing with the distress caused by constant nuisance calls.

"It's a constant barrage of nuisance lawsuits".