Sentence examples for brook interference from inspiring English sources

His shot on the half-turn was simple and hard and too far wide of the goelkeeper's right shoulder to brook interference.

China would not brook outside "interference" in the former colony.

In August, Kurdish nationalist ward leaders in the old city announced the creation of an autonomous administration that would brook no interference from appointed state bodies.

In private talks with Samaras, Miller made clear that Moscow not only wanted to take over the corporation, but would brook no interference in the deal.

As all who have seen Tracy Letts's celebrated comedy-drama on Broadway no doubt vividly recall, Violet does not brook much interference when it comes to indulging her favorite pastimes.

In March, senior Chinese officials pointedly warned their American counterparts that they would brook no interference in the South China Sea, which they called part of the "core interest" of sovereignty.

In his speech, Mr. Mubarak said he would not brook foreign interference, suggesting that he was digging in his heels after days of prodding by the United States for "immediate, irreversible" change.

As individuals, they were less disposed to brook royal interference, and, as a class and in the court of barons (Haute Cour, or High Court), they were capable of presenting a formidable challenge to royal authority.

The Chinese government has been in no mood to discuss its heavy-handed behavior, warning the United States this week that it would brook no interference in its domestic affairs and adding, as a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman explained, that "China does not fear the antagonism of other countries".

Music Box Theater, 239 W. 45th St. It's really not a good idea to mess with Violet Weston, the fire-breathing dragon lady of Pawhuska, Okla., who presides over a feast of family combat in "August: Osage County". As all who have seen Tracy Letts's celebrated comedy-drama on Broadway no doubt vividly recall, Violet does not brook much interference when it comes to indulging her favorite pastimes.

The letter goes on to say China will "brook no interference, either directly or indirectly, from the UK or any other external forces".