Sentence examples for hassling them from inspiring English sources

That's why Michael Watkins, of northern Manhattan, suggested not hassling them.

Rumour held that MGMT's label were allegedly hassling them for a soundalike, but Andrew VanWyngarden, the other half of the band, denied the claims.

"The I.R.S. had been going after the individual contractors who get work from these big companies and hassling them or going after brokers who get them with big companies," Mr. Shulman said.

But I think you are right, that what might rile faculty is if publishers started hassling them more systematically for posting their research online or sharing PDFs through their social networks – which many do, blissfully unaware of or uninterested in the fact that they have agreed that they have no legal right to do anything with their work in that form.

There's not as much on-the-ground hassle as there used to be — people tell me that whenever they went somewhere and pulled out a camera, there would be a ton of guys instantly hassling them, clearly some kind of plainclothes crew.

A fired-up Ajax, roared on by their vocal fans, took the game to an injury-hit Barca in the first half, harrying and hassling them before taking a deserved 2-0 lead with goals from Thulani Serero and Danny Hoesen.

Buses are needed for inmates leaving three jails near Wolverhampton to stop them hassling residents, says an MP.

The Playbook came out half-baked, their handset line has taken a pummeling from its ambitious competitors, the businesses and governments of the world are alternately hassling and blaming them, and as if that wasn't enough, they just had a catastrophic global network failure and their olive branch is unlikely to fend off lawsuits.

Go to places with friends you trust or ask your friend who is friends with them to tell them to chill and stop hassling you.

When locals see you're being respectful, waiting your turn, not hassling and not missing waves and wasting them, you could find yourself getting some of the best waves of your life in among a great group of people.

If the reports are anything to go by, this mostly involved cops hassling people getting on public transport for their ID and arresting them if they failed to come up with the goods.