Sentence examples for a nuisance on from inspiring English sources

Examples of affirmative easements include rights-of-way, the privilege of using land for pasture, the privilege of using a wall between two properties as a party (common) wall, the privilege of flooding land, and the privilege of maintaining a nuisance on one's own land (for example, a garbage dump or an airport).

If anything contradicts actor and livewire Sean Young's strenuous denial that she was being a nuisance on Oscars night, and one who eventually warranted police intervention, it's probably Sean's Facebook wall full of celebrity-scalp pictures, snapped that evening by herself.

An 18-year-old man has been charged with one count of creating a nuisance on a railway.

Qarabag were still proving to be a nuisance on the counter, though, and Quintana saw one curling effort deflected wide before forcing a decent save from Lloris with a 20-yard drive.

Mr Charalambides said that pub regulars were members of the "leisure classes" who could afford to "cause a nuisance on seven days of the week".

Mr Charalambides said pub regulars were members of the "leisure classes" who could afford to "cause a nuisance on seven days of the week".

Then Simon Charlton hit the bar after Kevin Davies had made a nuisance of himself on the penalty spot.

In a surreal intervention in the trial, Dave Bartram, ex-Showaddywaddy singer and now the band's manager, said he remembered the gig in question because Mr Travis had made a "nuisance" of himself on stage with the band.

Mario Balotelli makes a nuisance of himself on the edge of the area, the ball falls to Sergio Agüero, who takes it past a QPR defender and then beats Paddy Kenny with a powerful shot to make it 3-2 and seal the title for City.

From my perspective, the myriad occupy movements operate based on a "nuisance of presence".

The Rev. Mr. Gill who is doing a little "beachcombing" for his health's sake, is a nuisance to everybody on the ship and particularly to his cabin mate.