Sentence examples for keep hampering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bronson is a Vietnam veteran and ex-convict who just wants to hire some migrant workers and raise watermelons, but the mob and the law keep hampering him.

Use your own brush and keep a hamper handy.

In between cleans, you can keep your hamper smelling fresh and odour-free by sprinkling bicarbonate of soda on the base and around the edges of the hamper.

When you get something out make sure and put it back, and keep a hamper in your room to put dirty clothes in.

And to help keep established stars from hampering innovative ideas by monopolizing funding, Azoulay, Fons-Rosen and Graff Zivin propose that agencies should use double-blind peer review and cap the amounts that any single laboratory can obtain.

Do you keep a clothes hamper in the closet?

Fast-growing companies complained that if the bill had passed it would have reduced their profitability, made it impossible to attract and keep top talent and hampered their prospects of going public.

At the site of the dried pond radiation of various different sorts, some with shorter ranges, would in all likelihood be too high for plant workers to get anywhere near, further hampering efforts to keep the situation under control.

Goalies in particular complained about how much faster the Teamgeist played, hampering their attempts to keep it out of the goal.

Regulators will hamper firms' efforts to keep up with the digital revolution.

Thankfully, Workman's tongue is kept safely in his cheek, without hampering his Jeff Buckley-in-tighollerusers horler or his playful musical palate.