Sentence examples for hamper would be from inspiring English sources

Buy Now Verdict: If you're looking to get the best bang for your buck, the Party Time Hamper would be our choice, though Lakeland's Rydal is also a good bet if you can't stomach the £125 John Lewis price tag.

His 2001 escape from that prison — infamously said to involve him slipping away in a laundry hamper — began what would be more than a decade evading capture.

If some preteen YouTube star could create a Clean Your Room Challenge or even a Put Your Clothes In the Hamper Challenge that would be awesome.

Last week, THL said that Simmons — whose immense debt burden from the takeover was hampering its prospects — would be put into bankruptcy proceedings and sold.

But with GM investing $300 million in a suburban Detroit assembly plant to build a new electric Chevrolet based on the Bolt platform as the first in a stream of new EVs, the company will be hampered by what would be a substantial disadvantage in terms of pricing versus other automakers who have yet to reach the 200,000 EV sales plateau.

As this indicates boosted (not hampered) autophagy, which would be expected should beclin 1 exclusively regulate autophagy initiation, to explain their findings Jaeger and colleagues proposed that beclin 1 may also regulate later maturation steps of autophagy.

She also liked a collapsible barrel-shaped hamper that she thought would be "really great for balls".

The legal uncertainty would further hamper the banks, which would be loth to extend credit for fear they might yet be forced to make depositors whole.Foreign banks and pension funds holding weak economies' euro-denominated government bonds would suffer an effective default.

"Had the chief constable come to a news editor, head of news gathering, James Harding, director of news or myself and said to us 'if you run this story you will hamper this investigation, it would be damaging to this investigation' we would not have run the story," Hall said.

Limited attentional resources, lower expectations about health and lack of social support also hamper symptom interpretation, and would be likely to be more prevalent in those from lower SES backgrounds.

American policy towards China and Russia would be hampered.