Sentence examples for be hassle from inspiring English sources
verb
To trouble, to bother, to annoy.
- The unlucky boy was hassled by a gang of troublemakers on his way home.
If I've had a stressful day, Stanage Edge is the best place to be – hassle just seems to fall away.
On Thursday, Lee told ESPN.com that he originally thought negotiating a long-term deal with the Knicks would be hassle free, only to reach an apparent impasse.
Usually, unless your friend had access to your CMS or you had a Google Sites setup, this would be hassle to do casually — unless you sent them the text in Skype or iChat.
And equipped with the right paperwork, borders turned out to be hassle-free.
DANIEL L. ACKMAN had figured that his request was so straightforward that it would be hassle-free.
While time zones may be hassles for other companies, VeriFone uses them to its advantage.
For a quick weekend trip, you want your travel to be hassle-free.
With the right insurance plan, they can be hassles instead of business killers.
"As travelers, our shared experience is hassle, and as industry players, it is bureaucracy and cost.
Storing and organizing your documents is hassle enough for most people.
