Sentence examples for work intrude from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind how often the BlackBerry has been accused of letting work intrude into *every* corner of your life; its addictiveness is practically a cliché.

Sometimes work intrudes on family life, and sometimes family life intrudes on work.

He had once excused his older brother from being the best man at his wedding when work intruded.

Work intrudes only when something drastic happens, like layoffs at the hospital where two of my friends work.

On this night, Mr. Dorf had planned to catch an early show at the legendary jazz club The Village Vanguard, but work intruded.

What they might not have understood is how casually so many of us have allowed work to intrude on life.

The long hours of work do intrude on their free time, they agree, but they voice no regrets for the carefree teenage years that may be slipping away.

Goodin says most adults are now spending more time online than they are asleep, and work is intruding on every waking hour.

While we may feel at times that work is intruding into our personal time, the fact that we can be professionally productive from anywhere, anytime, allows us to be more available to our families and friends.

The ordinary daily work always intruded.

But innovations such as fax, e-mail and cellphones have also allowed work increasingly to intrude on people's privacy.