Sentence examples for such a nuisance from inspiring English sources
It would be such a nuisance to find myself with a prior engagement.
Not everyone is so certain that wild turkeys are such a nuisance to vineyards.
They're such a nuisance,'" Ms. Singh said with an exasperated shrug.
"I accept full responsibility," he told the Senate Judiciary Committee, meaning only that he was sorry he had allowed the matter to become such a nuisance.
I'm not such a nuisance to the world, and the kick I get out of living can, I suppose, justify the impositions I make on it.
Mobile phones have become such a public nuisance, he said, that a technological fix is required.
During World War I, trench rats were such a pervasive nuisance that commanders had to adopt rules against shooting the creatures, for fear of depleting stocks of ammunition.
Placing such an attractive nuisance where a driver can manipulate it while the vehicle is in motion hardly seems like common sense.
The very next day he strengthened that order: "no Jews are to be permitted to travel on the Rail Road southward from any point... they are such an intolerable nuisance that the Department must be purged" of them.
As such it is a nuisance to Commons government.
