Sentence examples for meddling to from inspiring English sources
Remember Maggie Moran from "Breathing Lessons," compulsively matchmaking and meddling to rearrange life into a picture she likes?
Loyal Putinites and dissident intellectuals alike are remarkably united in finding the American obsession with Russian meddling to be ridiculous.
More significant in current circumstances is the monarchy's continual covert influence on government, from the Queen's weekly audiences with the prime minister and Prince Charles's avowed "meddling" to lesser known arm's-length interventions.
In the end, the economists whose lives Nasar describes are depicted as one more or less happy family (with the exception of Keynes's disciple Joan Robinson, whose infatuation with Communism is recounted in perplexing detail), advocates of an economy with free enterprise and free markets at its core, but a significant amount of government meddling to make things work better.
Secretary Powell also had sharp words for Iran, accusing some elements in the government there of "meddling" to destabilize the fledging interim government of Afghanistan, and for North Korea, which he said continued "to develop and sell missiles that can carry weapons of mass destruction at the same time their people are starving to death".
Shabazz lives in East Detroit, far from Delray, which has prompted Tlaib and others to accuse him of meddling to earn a quick buck.
But in his hands-on fashion, he meddled to the end, others involved with the film said.
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.
Still, charges of mishandling and meddling continued to cast shadows.
The Sunni-dominated Persian Gulf kingdoms accuse Shiite Iran of meddling from Syria to Lebanon to Bahrain.
