Sentence examples for started sabotaging from inspiring English sources

I started sabotaging hunts when I was 19 and hunting with hounds was still legal.

And if the infrastructure did not break down often enough on its own, insurgents, smugglers and local militias started sabotaging it for a variety of reasons that would take us years to understand.

And if the infrastructure did not break down often enough on its own, insurgents, smugglers and local militias started sabotaging it for reasons that would take us years to understand.

The crew, led by an unpredictable and arrogant captain, has started sabotaging the USS America: disrupting the communication systems, drilling holes in the hull, hoarding rations for allies.

He starts sabotaging timber company machinery at night, tries to bring down a power-line tower with a blowtorch and soon finds that he's become a fugitive from the law.

More recent research has found that when you introduce a forced ranking system into a team, people are more likely to start sabotaging each other in the hope of pushing themselves up by pushing others down.

Start sabotaging other girls!

Yes, some people actually feel guilty about their success, which is when they start self-sabotaging their efforts.

Ray, the manager of the coffee shop at which Hannah starts working, having sabotaged a number of other, more appropriately writerly jobs, completes the solipsistic set.

Dozens of heavily armed gangs started attacking the oil industry, sabotaging installations and pipelines and kidnapping foreign oil workers.

Don't get me started on the Blaster virus sabotaging Microsoft systems, or the cram of spam reminding us that the average American is an impotent, insecure, overweight, tired, depressed loser desperately seeking to refinance.