Sentence examples for be bothered on from inspiring English sources

Caesarian and induced labours are especially common on Fridays, say cynics, so that obstetricians need not be bothered on the weekends.

Autographs for Charity Starting pitchers usually do not want to be bothered on the day they pitch, but David Wells spent a few hours today imploring his teammates to autograph three lithographs of a baseball scene in Central Park.

"He needed to sort his future out with Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur because the Dutch national team are soon starting to prepare for the World Cup and Van Gaal didn't want to be bothered on his future.

Kat Bein loves to be bothered on social media - @KatSaysKill.

A quarter of girls aged between nine and 16 say they've been "bothered" on the internet.

I've been warned that other trans students have been bothered on campus and nearly been assaulted.

Residents of Windsor, Ontario, however, have been bothered on and off for more than a year by a low hum — like the bass from a car stereo.

The tourists can be rude, but the true New Yorkers in Times Square are used to being bothered on the streets, and they're gracious.

We've seen that the masses can't even be bothered to put on special glasses to watch 3-D TV; it may take some unimagined killer app to convince them to wear Google Glass headsets all day.

But say – just hypothetically, you know, asking for a friend – you were someone who genuinely wasn't living out some internal Sandy Lane fantasy but who couldn't always be bothered to put on eye makeup before leaving the house.

It could make for a more passive way to get involved in the wearable space for those who don't want to be bothered to put on a fitness accessory every day.