Sentence examples for with upsetting from inspiring English sources

The usefulness of such a haven became clear last year, when a 62-year-old man in Gloucestershire named Donald Sprigg was arrested and charged with upsetting his neighbors and "outraging public decency" by gardening in the nude.

His place on Sunday was with the Cubs, taking no chances with upsetting the rhythm of a season that has seen Chicago win 95 and lose 60, including Monday night's long, cool and sloppy 9-5 victoverover the staggering Mets.

If anything, he is more concerned with upsetting those who were caught up in 7/7, except that he has spoken to someone who was on one of the tube trains and they claimed to be OK with the idea, "so long as it's funny".

The new argument, on this reading of eidê, will charge poetry with upsetting the balance among the soul's parts.

Not satisfied with upsetting the entire London web sector, Paul is apparently determined to take on the city's hospitality industry too.

"Like what I mentioned with upsetting the masses, that would be less noticeable in a smaller community, whereas corruption might be more noticable".

The university erupted with upset.

Texas history is littered with upsets.

This season, the 64-team field was dotted with upsets.

Meetings with upset residents and nervous landmark preservationists were held.

In a tournament filled with upsets and buzzer beaters, Tennessee's run has been drama free.