Sentence examples for a nuisance on the from inspiring English sources

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.

Discarded Christmas trees are already a nuisance on the streets, and ornaments and artificial trees are being stored away.

Then she tactfully suggested that Miss Tomkins wear her hair straight — marcels were a nuisance on the road, anyway — and put on horn-rimmed glasses.

He will be a nuisance on the break next week, when PSG will seek to complete the job, and he and Cavani will remember all too well what occurred when the Italians visited that arena two years ago and were dismantled by Drogba and Roberto Di Matteo's team.

Grace Chu has been a nuisance on the internet under many names since 1996, before the word "blog" entered the popular lexicon and before the masses learned that they could update the world on what they ate for lunch with a click of a button.

So that is a nuisance, the mobile phone has become a nuisance on the buses.

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".

You can complain to your LA about the following problems; litter (including dog mess) between May and September; oil pollution and any dangerous items, such as drums of chemicals or explosives, that may be washed ashore; dogs, for example if you feel that dogs are a nuisance on a particular beach the LA can, if it agrees with you, ban dogs from a beach.

Berahino took on the good work of Amalfitano after the break by making himself a nuisance on both flanks.

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