Sentence examples for meddle to from inspiring English sources
Late last month, the creatives submitted Project Meddle to the Webby Awards, in the categories of Best Social Media Campaign and Best Digital Campaign.
This, then – the irresistible temptation of some strains of Labour thinking to meddle, to resist true autonomy, and to set themselves against private involvement – is the bad.
Before the single market, when the commission talked about anything to do with the European economy, it usually wanted some Gosplan-like arrangement in which commissioners could meddle to their heart's content on a continental scale (eg, the Davignon plan for steel started in 1977).
In 2007 the EU was poised to transfer a thicket of crime-fighting and policing laws from one section of the union's treaties (in which individual countries have national vetoes and ECJ judges may not meddle) to a section of the treaties governed by majority voting and ECJ oversight.
It's unlikely that third parties will ever completely resist the temptation to meddle to differentiate their products and to get more control over the user.
The animal has strange powers to meddle, to disappoint a fact that hadn't changed since my youth.
Some mothers take their meddling to a professional level.
The subject was firmly in charge — "meddling," to use her word.
Nicholas Bequelin of Human Rights Watch in Hong Kong characterises this as a pragmatic shift, from indiscriminate meddling to "rational interference".
Remember Maggie Moran from "Breathing Lessons," compulsively matchmaking and meddling to rearrange life into a picture she likes?
But in his hands-on fashion, he meddled to the end, others involved with the film said.
