Sentence examples for as not to obstruct from inspiring English sources

Then, she would watch the show from backstage, so as not to obstruct anyone else's view.

Despite warnings to stay away, so as not to obstruct roads and become a burden to rescuers, plenty of people found a way into the disaster zone.

A long, single-story building, kept low so as not to obstruct views of Lake Michigan, will provide new exhibition space as well as a lecture hall.

Some tours take visitors inside a model two-bedroom apartment furnished in 1967, revealing clever details like how each apartment's balcony is set slightly higher than floor level, so as not to obstruct light and views of the unit below.

But so as not to obstruct the birth canal and to get the torso balanced above our feet, the spine has to curve inwards (lordosis), creating the hollow of our backs.

Police spokesperson Allan Ortman said that officers showed up to City Hall around 5 30 a.m. so as not to obstruct rush hour traffic.

Still, the informants saw it as a duty not to obstruct the continuity of care.

A pad is so placed as to catch the drainage from the wound but not to obstruct the access of light and air to the screen.

They have a duty not to obstruct justice, or the commission, by submitting partial, edited footage.

Be careful not to obstruct breathing while controlling bleeding.

Take care not to obstruct your taillight when stowing your backpack on the passenger carrier.