Sentence examples for his nuisance from inspiring English sources

Vincent Kompany and Martín Demichelis never truly nullified his nuisance value, outwitted as they were by canny centre-forward play.

As his various grands desseins faltered, de Gaulle fell back on a classic from his days in London: maximizing his nuisance value.

No measure of his real contribution, the honour at least signalled that his help to the British establishment by then outweighed his nuisance value.

Every Congress seems to produce a designated pest, adept at drawing attention to nuisance issues (and his nuisance self) while making trouble for the other party when it controls the White House.

The return to the DPJ of this heavyweight will increase his nuisance value.Yet an election may play into the hands not of the LDP, the official opposition, but rather of a nationalist firebrand, Toru Hashimoto, the mayor of Osaka.

On the plus side Welbeck's attitude, as ever, was exemplary and it was his nuisance value (a value not appreciated by angry Manchester City manager Pellegrini) that saw him in close proximity to Vincent Kompany as his clearing header was sent back into the area for Sanchez's equaliser.

Against Toulon, he was Bath's Martin Johnson, leading by example, ruling the line-out and relishing in his own nuisance factor.

And Mr Cohn-Bendit may well live up to his "bloody nuisance" name if he continues to bellow demands for phasing out nuclear power, giving residency permits to all illegal immigrants who ask for them, legalising soft drugs, bringing in a four-day working week, or building a federal state in Europe.

Among the people who have legitimate reasons to celebrate Trump's election are the targets of his many nuisance lawsuits — including Palm Beach County, which he had been fighting in court for more than twenty years, in an effort to keep airplanes from disturbing him and his guests by flying overhead.

Haller, though, has a sneaking suspicion that his most flamboyant "nuisance client" might not be guilty of murder.

The old man walked slowly, the arthritis he was afflicted with in the small bones of both his feet a nuisance today.