Sentence examples for be disturbed from from inspiring English sources
"He doesn't like to be disturbed from painting," says Meara, "but there are some things in life he really enjoys.
"In Connecticut, there are no birds that are going to be disturbed from the wild," said Laurie Fortin, the D.E.P. wildlife technician who administers the falconry program.
It makes you wonder if their chief parameter is finding a place where you won't be disturbed from reading the Economist on a windswept plaza, surrounded by the soulless wipe-clean charm of an identikit downtown.
These plots appeared to be disturbed from selective logging, cyclones, or regeneration following cultivation based on the occurrence of tree stumps, coppicing, and cultivated tree species.
Human remains recovered thus far all appear to be disturbed from their primary burial context and secondarily redeposited, most likely by the action of waves that may have entered the caves during storms and/or by bioturbation.
The females are disturbed from their browsing by the advances of the males; they skip away to avoid attention, and are chased; they turn, twist, double, sprint, leap.
When she is disturbed from a memory of a previous slaughter in the town by whorehouse madam Maeve, Dolores's response is to stare steelily into eyes and repeat: "these violent delights have violent ends".
In this Scottish Cup quarter-final a crowd of 4,504 watched the Ibrox team win 6-0 despite missing a penalty, as the cows behind the main stand were disturbed from their Sunday afternoon routine.
When a system of N masses, linked together by springs, is disturbed from its static equilibrium position, then it will vibrate in a manner characterized by the N natural frequencies of the system.
The marked effects of land use on soil N and C/N ratio in the upper 10 cm of soils indicated a greater C loss when the surface was disturbed from cultivation activities, such as plowing and harvesting in croplands.
It is crucial to help this child not only for his or her sake, or even mine, but also to prevent the remainder of the class from being disturbed from learning.
