got in the way of

She thought Robert got in her way and her stupid choice got in the way of her future.

But there was some powdery stuff that got in the way of his lips. Both of their faces were thickly coated with plaster.

Then my feelings for you got in the way of that.

Certainly it was the issue that got in the way of the well-meaning 1974 version.

The strict training that his father pushed upon him got in the way of his wild lifestyle.

Too many social activities got in the way of her studies.

National interests got in the way of fiscal-stimulus packages and efforts to co-ordinate bank guarantees and rescues.

You got in the way of me being promoted.

Her social life got in the way of her studies.

And the act of job searching was not only draining and unfulfilling, but it got in the way of my grand plan for happiness.

His social life got in the way of his studies.

Unfortunately, personal issues got in the way of development and the project was put on hold for months on end.

Mr. Simpson: Thanks to her stupid Dad and cousin, they both died. Family hatred should not have got in the way of love. Do you hate me?

The rugged road got in the way of villager's exchanges with outsiders.

The Bicycle got in the way of the Backing CAR.

She has overcome everyhing that got in the way of going abroad for further study .

Two apple pies and one hot cake. And what have you got in the way of ice-cream?

Her sister suggestion got in the way of her studies