Sentence examples similar to become nuisance from inspiring English sources

In Third World towns, "village dogs" hang around, ownerless, eating garbage, fending for themselves, and getting beaten off only when they become nuisances.

The sit-ins have become nuisances for the government, and flash points for the bloodiest confrontations since Mr. Morsi's ouster, including the killings of more than 140 of his Islamist supporters by Egyptian security services.

The proposals envision taking tusks from both animals that are intentionally killed sometimes because they become nuisances, trampling crops and threatening people and those that die naturally.

On the other hand, ants may become nuisances when they invade buildings, or cause economic losses.

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

Photographs can become a nuisance, too.

Deer have become a nuisance in the Northeast.

They become a nuisance to people, though generally not a threat.

A spurned lieutenant governor can quickly become a nuisance, as Betsy McCaughey Ross demonstrated a decade ago.

In the meantime, however, Joan had become a nuisance to the authorities, as saints often do.

It's worth blocking apps that become a nuisance or that you never want to be disturbed by.