Sentence examples for going to interfere from inspiring English sources
"I'm not going to interfere with that".
"I am not going to interfere one iota.
"I'm not going to interfere," Mr. Paterson said.
If you get too analytical, you're going to interfere with that process.
In my view and the Supreme Court, I'm not going to interfere with that.
And they have to decide whether they're going to interfere with him finishing his business".
He trusted me, and said he was not going to interfere.
"I'm not going to be interfering with them," he added.
Mr. Odell of Ford said that political leaders should not expose European carmakers to more competition from abroad, unless Europe's national political leaders were also going to stop interfering with their attempts to close unprofitable factories or otherwise cut costs.
"The weeds are growing up like trees and they are going to start interfering with the houses if the roots come through and we don't want that," she said.
If you realize too late that you are going to be interfering with your own goalie it is best to go down in front of the puck carrier to block the shot, but try to leave your stick in the passing lane to block that as well.
