Sentence examples for were interfering from inspiring English sources
verb
To get involved or involve oneself, causing disturbance.
- I always try not to interfere with other people's personal affairs.
There is no doubt they [the Russians] were interfering".
A jogger stopped to remind several cameramen that they were interfering with "a real person's life".
Siragusa was less impressed later when he revealed some phantom whistlers in the crowd were interfering with play.
Match of the Day would debate whether the commandos were interfering with play.
Or, as the local district attorney, Pat Batchelor, put it, "The children were interfering with his beer drinking and dart throwing".
One of them rather cattily suggested that Keith's powerful aftershave fumes were interfering with the readings on his atmospheric molecule sensor.
Iraqi legislators also complained that US and British officials were interfering because they were keen for the August 15 deadline to be met.
Some of its camps have seen clashes between refugees and police after Arab men complained the authorities were interfering with their family affairs.
With no real motive in sight, the local district attorney, Pat Batchelor, was quoted as saying, "The children were interfering with his beer drinking and dart throwing".
A doctor complained the constant spam calls were interfering with his work as all calls had to be answered in case of emergency.
In the interview, he spoke darkly of neighboring countries' intentions; they were interfering, he said, in every party but his.
