Sentence examples for disturbed late from inspiring English sources

Or maybe you do want to be disturbed late at night by boozy, shamefaced young men.

You might have declined to live there out of concern for your safety or because you don't want to be disturbed late at night by boozy, shamefaced young men.

Unfortunately, however, Thutmose I's remains would be disturbed late during the 20th dynasty when KV38 was plundered; the sarcophagus' lid was broken and all this king's valuable precious jewellery and grave goods were stolen.

Downregulation of AtPV42a and AtPV42b not only disturbs late stamen development, but also impairs pollen tube reception conferred by the female gametophyte, which eventually results in the low fertility.

The Germanic "barbarian" tribes that had so disturbed the late Roman empire had long since settled down, and the later Viking raiders had by this time become respectable "Normans".

But the situation is not exactly as it was before NBC disturbed the late-night universe.

Ebersol said that in returning to the N.F.L. fold after parting in the late 1990s, NBC wanted only Sunday prime time, lest it disturb its late-night lineup on Monday nights.

England should have chosen to bowl, but perhaps Andrew Strauss, was disturbed by the late injury scare to his wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

Conversion to Islam itself isn't a cause of violence, as we well know — Dave Bathurst, for instance, is an apparently peaceful citizen, disturbed by his late friend's act of mayhem.

After the Panorama appearance, the divorce could not be long delayed and was, indeed, urged by the Queen, at last, but far too late, disturbed by all this media manipulation.

For a time, the standards of increased size and greater technical capacity were most important, but eventually such works as Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire (1912) and Anton von Webern's Five Pieces for Orchestra (1911 13) disturbed the overripe late Romanticism, and the emphasis on bigness evaporated.