Sentence examples for street interference from inspiring English sources

As Jeremy's predicament intensifies – watchers across the road, followers in the street, interference with his appointments, at one point a lost mobile phone rediscovered in the refrigerator with the message "phones listen" on its screen – we realise that Jeremy's plight is at least in part an aspect of a much larger one.

And all the emperor's horses, and all the emperor's men on Wall Street ran interference.

(2009), which examined cases of mass hysteria, and Sliders (2010), which covered street-light interference, the belief by some people that they turn off street lights as they pass by them.

This stands in sharp contrast to the way technology too often makes headlines: the voracious algorithms of Wall Street and our interference with Earth's climate.

Father Alex, a Catholic priest at a church in Atambua that was involved in distributing food to the camps, said that militiamen continue to roam the streets without any interference from the military and that some militiamen are stopping vehicles to extort food and money.

As always, Wall Street wants minimal government interference, figuring that the markets can mete out harsher, swifter penalties to offenders than Washington ever could.

Macdonald has said that the bill in its current form potentially empowers state interference against political demonstrations, street performers and street corner preachers in the face of shockingly low safeguards.

But nothing prepared me to try and "run interference" for the street education that my kids are receiving while watching ESPN.

The only political arena left outside of government interference was the streets.

In typical outdoor urban deployments, because of the densely deployed small cells and street canyon effects, complicated inter-cell interference becomes one of the key factors limiting the performance of mobile communication systems.

There is a growing public awareness of aesthetic considerations and impatience with street cuts and their associated costs, traffic interferences, noise and accidental utility cuts.