Sentence examples for would be obstructed from inspiring English sources

She would never need to worry that her river view would be obstructed, except by trees in the summer.

Mr. Olson claimed that the only thing that would be obstructed was "the ugliest garage in St . Paul.

During the quiescent stage the volcano's mouth would be obstructed, whereas in the eruptive stage it would be almost continually open.

When Commissioner Bud Selig was asked, in a telephone interview from his Milwaukee office, if similar protective screens had ever been discussed by major league owners, he said the sentiment over the years was that the fans' view of the game would be obstructed.

In this transitional area, the bridge was built immediately above the point where the narrow river valley opens into the wide estuary plain, and where the crossing of the river during the rain period would be obstructed by high water.

If a woman was too fat, the foetus was likely to die of starvation in the womb because the passages through which its nourishment travelled would be obstructed, or they might be so swollen that they would break.

Sat in the middle of the road outside Shell HQ, the protesters would be obstructing the highway, which has a maximum penalty of a £1,000 fine.

Sitting in the middle of the road outside Shell HQ, the protesters would be obstructing the highway, which has a maximum penalty of a £1,000 [$1,500] fine.

It seems likely that British and American leaders expected that UN inspections would again be obstructed or that Iraqi violation of the draconian new resolution 1441 would persuade the security council to authorise military action to remove the regime.

Although visible from the house, the 50-foot pool with its deck and lanai were placed about 10 feet lower in elevation than the house so the natural surroundings would not be obstructed.

Although the exterior of the Pont du Gard is rough and relatively unfinished, the builders took care to ensure that the interior of the water conduit was as smooth as possible so that the flow of water would not be obstructed.