Sentence examples for her meddling from inspiring English sources

Her meddling nearly derailed their romance.

They seem to have a good, loving relationship with her, but they don't want her meddling in their lives.

What should facilitate the communication of emotions instead bestows Briddey with telepathy, and we follow her as her new ability makes her hectic life, with her meddling Irish-American family and various suitors, almost unmanageable.

Rice has worked with the Los Angeles police department, which she says has made positive changes in how it works with the community, in part because of her meddling.

Even so, Ms. Coffman's efforts to alert authorities to a possible criminal act, and Wal-Mart's reaction to what it viewed as her meddling in corporate affairs, raise questions about just where an employee's loyalty to her employer stops and her broader duty to society begins.

You reported that entry-level GM workers were making a darned good $1 an hour prior to her meddling.

'Let her meddle with what she doesn't understand.' " "I have it on a slide, and when I go to the U.S., I always start my seminars with that," Rosenthal says.

"I don't think so much learning becomes a young woman; for instance, I would never let her meddle with Greek, or Hebrew, or algebra, or simony, or fluxions, or paradoxes, or such inflammatory branches of learning...

ACCURACY -- Mrs. Clinton has run into roadblocks during her public life, including teachers in Arkansas in the 1970's who opposed competency tests, members of Congress who defeated her plan in 1994 to overhaul health care, the Chinese authorities who accused her of meddling in 1995, and conservative Republicans who criticized her book in 1996 as too light on family values.

That set off an incendiary five-year battle in which Mrs. Bettencourt unleashed counterattacks to keep her daughter from "obsessively" meddling in her life, and at one point threatened to disinherit her.

Is she meddling in another's life for her own spiteful amusement?