Sentence examples for nuisance you from inspiring English sources

"Not only is it legal, but it's totally unregulated — which means that as long as your bees don't present a public nuisance, you can keep them wherever you want".

In the dressing room afterwards one saw the humorous side of Cullis, lamenting that the cup was a nuisance: "You have to take it to this flopping fete and that flopping fete".

Never mind that the non-directional nature could potentially make this light a nuisance, you still must admit that it's cute in a retro sort of way.

Jacqui DiMarco, co-author of When Your Child is Being Bullied: Real Solutions for Parents, Educators, and Other Professionals, advises parents to "be the most pleasant nuisance you possibly can be until you have resolution".

It's fine to start up a chat or even ask for a photograph under the right circumstances, but if you become a nuisance you're not likely to keep your job.

Basically, a legal bike is a safe bike (that's the reason for the laws, not to be a nuisance to you) and you want the most safety you can get when making a journey like this one.

For some reason, once you're an adult, you're considered annoying or a nuisance when you ask "Why?" It's as if once you're old enough to put on a tie, you're supposed to accept that if you don't already know why, then you don't need to; you just need to do it.

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And then if you start giving it to everyone -- well, if you and I get the flu, then it's a nuisance, but you get over it.

If you treat your parents as a gift rather than a nuisance then you will enjoy the fruit of their hard work and unconditional love.

You should avoid cheap models, though, as false alarms are a nuisance to you and your neighbours.