Sentence examples for meddling with a from inspiring English sources

What is gained by meddling with a highly wrought comedy plot?

Max Hill, chair of the Criminal Bar Association, said the Government was meddling with a "fundamental right".

But the studios have yet to address the problem, partly because executives are wary of meddling with a financing system devised to operate at arm's length.

He is a man who has been all but sanctified in his own lifetime, and any attempt at impersonation could seem like meddling with a myth.

But Senator Christopher S. Bond of Missouri, the Republican vice chairman, in another statement criticized the interrogation amendment as ill advised meddling with a program that protects Americans.

As Lucas told Charlie Rose last month, meddling with a "Star Wars" movie would be like cruising by an ex-girlfriend's house to see what she was up to.

The findings will raise increasing doubts among many Tory MPs about the political wisdom of meddling with an organisation seen by many of the party's voters as a cherished part of British life.

Real Labour would not just meddle with a cosmetic charge on rich London mansions.

HACKETTSTOWN - WHEN an adapter decides to meddle with a classic, there's no telling what surprises may be in store.

Could he imagine self-publishing, as some big names are now starting to do? "Don't meddle with a winning process.

This is in keeping with centuries-old pirate codes: John Phillips (no relation), an 18th-century pirate, was said to have stated that anyone who "meddled" with a woman without her consent "shall suffer present death".