nuisance

But the thing is, as long as you don't do something gratuitously stupid or make a flagrant nuisance of yourself, nobody's going to stop you.

Customer service can be a nuisance and is often expensive.

When hassled by a passing Imperial Type IV probe droid, ASP-704's short temper caused him to swat the little nuisance out of the air.

Katy: I think we need to for the convenience of our customers. It won't be as big a nuisance as you think, with this new cash register.

He was a boring nuisance! I'm glad to be rid of him.

It's such a nuisance that I've got to work on Saturday.

Jiang Zemin and the new generation of Chinese leaders owe him much, for all that he has been a nuisance.

FRANCIS WELCH: "I have to think about breathing sixty minutes of every hour. It's a heck of a nuisance. "

The money paid in such a settlement is often termed nuisance money.

He was such a nuisance! I'm glad to be rid of him.

This was an issue in the law of nuisance, but modern controls go far beyond this. Zoning is a familiar type of land use restriction.

Sometimes it has resulted merely from nuisance of trying to maintain an unusual name.

Those of the nuclear variety left over from the cold war are causing a bit of a nuisance.

This week Apple announced that it would soon drop the anti-copying software that has long been a nuisance for music lovers.

Initially it would be easy to misinterpret this week's events as a distraction from plans, if not a nuisance.

He traveled constantly and Elizabeth was a nuisance who had to be carted along, like a piece of extra luggage.

As I can't see you landing a peachy job outside, you can either stick it out gracefully or become a grumpy nuisance.

Please keep the natatorium clean. Do not smoke , eat or drink in and along the swimming pool. Commit no nuisance.

To her, Banjo was simply the cause of hair on the couch and mud in the carpet, and a nuisance to make arrangement for whenever we went away.

Is it a, it seems like would be a nuisance, to have that in your head, right?

If you were very rich, it would be crass to moan to anyone less rich about what a nuisance it was when charities clamour for money.

Many villagers regard tigers as a nuisance, often not hesitating to kill one if it has preyed on a dog or cow.

He was nothing but a nuisance and a rascal.

What I now became curious to know was whether he was unaffected or whether she was a nuisance to him.

Nuisance to the person next to said: " master, I see the girl may have the . . . " Said while also pointing to his head melon seeds.

Along with the nuisance of a mosquito bite, you might be worried about possible infections you can catch, including hepatitis.

As friction manifests itself as a resistance that opposes motion, it is usually considered as a nuisance.

He had hoped that he would have time to himself tonight, but an least David wasn't making himself much of a nuisance.

Anne was strict, and Helen was an obstinate student, and could be quite a nuisance.

The disease may seem no more than a nuisance to many, but the flu still kills perhaps 500, 000 people a year around the world.

ASBOs are dished out to children for nuisance behaviour that would not ordinarily be jail-worthy, but can lead to custody if breached.

'The choice before the ex-King is either to fade out from the public eye or be a nuisance, ' he said.

So, in this very second, with me, I invite you to honor the small things in your life. Don't look at these things as a nuisance.

I was as much of a nuisance as any small boy.

Normal discharge and nuisance spitting are accommodated by the use of a Watts air gap fitting and a fabricated indirect waste line.

In urban areas, overheard power lines are a nuisance and a danger, which means most electricity crosses the city in underground tubes.

liberty of the individual must be thus far limited; he must not make himself a nuisance to the other people.

Their droppings aren't just a nuisance to employees; they're a potential source of bacterial contamination.

The liberty of the individual must be thus far limited: he must not make himself a nuisance to other people.

The noise from his house was so loud that it was a nuisance to the neighbours .

I'm not saying it's illegal but we've just got to look at Charlie's interpretation. It's a bloody nuisance.

Dogs can be man's best friend, but a poorly behaved dog can be a nuisance, and even a danger. Learn the proper techniques to train a dog.

This unnamed woman kept asking Jesus questions. The disciples thought she was a nuisance and wanted to send her away.

Living in the city, you can't escape traffic noise. But it's not just a nuisance.

I assumed that I was an amusing nuisance to him, mostly just another skull to talk at.

Many organizations look at these social networks as a nuisance and a burden on employee productivity, and in many cases they may be correct.

Your neighbor has complained to me that you are creating a nuisance in the vicinity.

The headmaster's wife keeps on asking me to dinner. It's a perfect nuisance. I never get an evening to myself in that place.

"I would be more than happy to pay to have this nuisance removed, " respond the pursed- lipped prims of spam regulation.

Mr Chirac's freelance diplomacy and refusal to consult allies has been mostly just a nuisance.

Hence his first posting to Austria in 2002, far from the Kazakh steppe where he was making such a nuisance of himself.

That was bad enough, what with the nuisance of 300-odd years of precedent affirming the right of the press to report whatever MPs say or do.

A broken toilet on board a cramped spacecraft would be a serious nuisance, as astronauts who have lived with the problem can attest.

Having just reorganized much of your life to accommodate changes, some of which were exciting and others a nuisance, you need a break.

What is within the government's control is taxation and regulation, and on this count Mr Brown has been a nuisance.

A man had a pig, at the end of the day he decided to abandon it which was a boring nuisance.

One of the tort forms of the law of tort in the common law system is nuisance.

But one day, the police came to take him to the local police precinct on public-nuisance charges.

Photos of wispy nebulae and galaxies can only be taken with extended exposure. Not only flashlight will not help, it will become a nuisance.

The guest who arrives half an hour too soon is the greatest nuisance. Some friends of my family had this irritating habit.

Stricter advertising guidelines would be a nuisance for Ebay, but with the 2008 ruling upheld, the auctions company is mostly in the clear.

Their presence is more of a nuisance rather than a serious threat, as we know their ways and what they are up to.

With its expanding of stockbreeding, the Farm is actively promoting the the production of nuisance-free rice.

In addition, a number of local prosecutors are waging war against gangs by an innovative use of the public-nuisance laws.

"What a nuisance! Now I'll have to do it all over again, " he exclaimed.

Doing this task is an interruption in her day. Your document is a nuisance.

The extent of this can be anything from a mild nuisance to full data security breach with significant loss.

Ning treats the gangsters more as of a nuisance and a target for mockery.

and eco-friendly, with no nuisance of traffic jam, no pain of snail-slow network traffic, and no cost of business trip.

The demonstrators would make themselves sufficiently a nuisance so that any police or security forces on the scene would be kept busy.

Westminster Council tried to remove him because he was a nuisance and "obstructing the pavement" .

A Canadian Conservative senator says the beaver is an outdated symbol and a dentally defective nuisance.

If you're like most of the rest of the Web development world, validation is at best a nuisance, and at worst, a full-blown nightmare.

Is graffiti art or just a destructive nuisance?

The spookiest chapter of "The Uncertain Art" is "Mind, Body and the Doctor" and concerns a "confusing nuisance, " the placebo effect.

The Germans had other nuisance value to thank, as well: the Vichy Fleet in the Mediterranean and the French African ports.

I quickly shut up in silence, lest cause nuisance.

Those with a longer view of the market and fundamentals, the shutdown is more of a nuisance, not an opportunity.

When she gets a bit above herself, she inclines to be a nuisance.

The nightclub just fenced with the neighboring residents, accusation of its committing a public nuisance.

Abroad, the Kaczynskis repeatedly misplayed their hand, making their country, once a respected ally, a laughing stock and a nuisance.

The headmistress found her a great help and not a great nuisance .

Personal pronouns and adjectives are a fruitful nuisance in this language, and should have been left out.

But by the mid '80s, he had become a crack addict and a local nuisance.

A small political group may not be able to defeat the government, but it may still have a certain nuisance value .

If she was a nuisance, please accept my apologies.

Just think, if camels had wings, they would go romping about on our roofs and spitting down their cud, and what a nuisance that would be.

Of course, from a developer's perspective this fail-safe mechanism can be a nuisance, too.

Please continue to hold. Your call is very important to us. Important to be voted nuisance of the day !

Thousands of monkeys roam Delhi, mostly around government offices and are considered a public nuisance.

The South Atlantic Anomaly is well known as a thorough nuisance.

But this approach treats the soft limits as a nuisance to be eliminated rather than the useful tool they are intended to be.

In this world of human affairs there is no worse nuisance than a boy at the age of fourteen.

Maximum system security and immediate ground fault detection helps avoids nuisance tripping due to charging currents.

Thanks to clever filters unsolicited email has largely disappeared as a daily nuisance for most on the internet (see article).

A retrograde Mercury is a nuisance but when you know this planet of travel and communications is on a retreat you can make accommodations.

In short, Syria has been a regional nuisance but one that can rarely be ignored or kept down for long.

A report from Tripoli's suburb of Tajoura dismissed marchers there as a nuisance akin to 'stray dogs. '

Diesel smoke and fine dust in the urban areas are the most imminent problems, causing a nuisance and constituting a serious health concern.

Provide necessary assistance to special municipality, county and city governments in settling public nuisance disputes.

while both small "nuisance" suits and big "lottery" suits would be less attractive to lawyers.

You seem to put this marmorated stink bug apart from the other stink bugs. Is that because they're not a nuisance to us ?

through licensing and enforcement of legislation , we wish to minimize the environmental nuisance caused by street trading activities.

"I hope I'm not making myself too great a nuisance , " he said.

Even with HTML and XHTML strict requiring alt attributes on images, text had become an unwanted nuisance.

Generally, there are two distinct philosophies on how to bring up the child so that in maturity he does not make a nuisance of himself.

"I have never in my life owned a phone -- they are a bloody nuisance, " he said.

It is such a nuisance that I would never let it stick by me.

People whose emissions are not valued as much as the nuisance they cause will curb them and will not pay the tax.

Such causes of action include nuisance , negligence , trespass, causation of mental distress, and strict liability .

It was a nuisance having to wait for such a long time.

But ranchers say wolves are a nuisance to livestock and could even threaten humans if their population grows too large.

It's such a nuisance having to rewrite this whole report.

Thanks to clever filters unsolicited e-mail has largely disappeared as a daily nuisance for most on the internet.

If this has become a nuisance for you then consider buying a uninterrupted power supply (UPS).

Until recently pollution was regarded as a nuisance that blackened buildings and sullied streams rather than a threat to human health.

Back in the North Sea, the ubiquitous Zepplins were proving a great nuisance.

It is as though Melville finds Ishmael a nuisance.

The cracking of concrete pavements is merely a nuisance, but cracks in roads, bridges and buildings are a hazard.

an interfering old woman; bustling about self-importantly making an officious nuisance of himself; busy about other people's business.

this circuit can be used to escape from the nuisance of mobile phone rings when you are at home.

Russia may be proving itself an international nuisance, but the country benefits from an exceptionally strong fiscal position.

Feral pigeon nuisance is a common problem in many cities around the world .

Again it serves to illustrate a recognition that nuisance and irresponsible claims are inherent in conditional fee schemes.

The shirt will soon dry in the sun. ? ? ? ? ? nuisance n.

No 3 Wing and its Nieuport Scouts made a constant nuisance of themselves by strafing Turkish positions .

A young boy was making a nuisance of himself playing in the aisle of an airplane.

individual creativity and initiative were dismissed as unnecessary nuisance.

The Angel of House was also appeared and nuisance whenever I tried to pen to paper.

Their swimming pool is an attractive nuisance; they should fence it in.

The Recommendation aims to safeguard or protect defendants from nuisance and irresponsible claims.

Some unpleasant experiences have been had and unkind things said about our smoke nuisance.

At worst, it might be the source of annoying nuisance suits.

My car is nuisance in the winter; the engine only runs in fits and starts until it has really warmed up.

To you, your sons are precious. To your directors, they are a nuisance.

Friction may be a nuisance to designers of some machines, but it is a necessity for everyday life.

Modern people are not willing to raising children, all believe that children are a kind of burden, even is a nuisance.

I hate to be a nuisance, but can I ask you two more questions?

Taking property to eliminate nuisance , slum, or blight conditions prohibited .

The Duct tape put a swift end to the nuisance of the constant banging.

In addition to the inherent operational hazards of water scooters, they are proving to be an environmental nuisance.

Corruption, corruption has become a social nuisance, is increasingly becoming a serious problem.

Although useful, the puddles were a toxic nuisance to livestock.

As we have seen, control of pollution via nuisance actions and direct regulation is not without its problems.

Other times, they were a nuisance, or worse, a menace.

Adjustable time delay dropout on undervoltage eliminates nuisance tripping caused by momentary voltage fluctuations.

That reminds me, a reader asked what to do about nuisance bugs in life.

You are such a nuisance. Stop bothering me!

They are somewhat of a nuisance, but before long their power will be completely taken from them.

Nuisance The guest who arrives half an hour too soon is the greatest nuisance.

No pollution or damage to vehicles and apparatus, no second damage, asepsis and nuisance=free to atmosphere.

The boxing establishment treats me like a nuisance.

This clinic was immediately closed as a "public nuisance" , and the Sanger sisters were sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse.

I was a nuisance, an incumbrance, and a pest.

Okay. Thanks. Sorry to be a nuisance.

The rain is a real nuisance and we are unable to play outside as well.

Reporters and then check a supermarket with Mr. managers to reflect the gaming noise nuisance problems.

are we really that useless, and do we inevitably end up being what my mother always called a "bloody nuisance" ?

Don't make a nuisance of yourself: Sit down and be quiet!

Adultciding or spraying is done when surveillance tells them that the mosquito population has become a nuisance or threat.

Networking is an investment, not a nuisance.

Frankness is a virtue only when you're talking about yourself, and then it's a nuisance. Besides, it's an impossibility.

Still have a nuisance's winter, is so cold , feel that having been abandoned by the whole world, cold dodging I stifle.

would not noticeably affect equipment such as motors or lights, but could cause a major nuisance to digital clocks or VCRs.

The guest who arrives half an hour too soon is the greatest nuisance .

I hate to be a nuisance, but could you help me?

If a member of the public makes a citizen's arrest, police also could charge a nudist with being a public nuisance .

Don't be such a nuisance, Gary!

The Dutch-roll oscillation may from a piloting standpoint be termed a nuisance factor.

The electromagnetic wave to the banner of nuisance and flags in the process of decay completely eliminate conveyed.

Sharp criticism has become a daily nuisance for the private-equity industry.

Boko Haram, an Islamist extremist group, was once a nuisance confined to the far north-east.

Cathy, his childhood sweetheart and wife of 45 years, had her reasons: "When he's under your feet, it's a nuisance, " she has said.

Be quiet! Don't make a nuisance of your-self.

Not that I don't understand the nuisance of making a phone call.

The City Council declared the newspaper a "public nuisance" after the first and only issue appeared.

eg. Your dog is a real nuisance to me.

Local residents claimed that the noise was causing a public nuisance.

Skateboarding on city property, public nuisance.

It deals with a serious environmental nuisance, while producing a gastronomic delight at the same time.

These cars are a real nuisance.

Many said receiving coins in change was a nuisance.

Mosquitoes are nuisance and I can't sleep!

Appropriate time delays shall be programmed in the PLC to prevent nuisance alarms when the pump is stopped and started.

You are a real nuisance to me.

They claimed that the noise from the concert was causing a public nuisance .

The television monitors are old fashioned, hip 10 years ago but a nuisance to operate now.

Russia may be a nuisance now, but it is declining.

"Lizette, " said the governess, "where have you been, you little nuisance! " She hugged her hard.

Boredom is not merely a nuisance: a psychologically healthy human must find some way to avert boredom.

Nuisance tariff Very low tariff established merely to cause a nuisance.

Don't be such a nuisance.

These casts are so common that they constitute a major nuisance.

You are such a nuisance .

Biting insects now become a draining nuisance.

One who lives on the streets and constitutes a public nuisance.

Got a problem with nuisance animals in your backyard or garden?

The days in summer can be a nuisance.

In addition, nuisance law fails to provide a systematic mechanism for supervising emissions.

A Thanks. It's a real nuisance without them.

It's really a nuisance, but I will not discuss that in any detail.

But what we think will help may actually do harm, offend local people, or, at best, be a unwanted nuisance.

We overestimate our influence and our nuisance value .

The congestion and environmental damage caused by heavy lorries are an increasing nuisance .

The coin had become a nuisance.

It is a nuisance having to wait for such a long time to check the pressure again.

On the ground, it's a nuisance, triggering asthma and irritating skin.

You are a confounded nuisance . Stop pestering me.

But the dura is just the nuisance that gets in the way of getting to the brain.

It 's a nuisance to have so many commercial breaks on TV .

People who park on the pavement are a public nuisance.

Results The risk of vector-borne diseases occurrence and nuisance caused by vectors existed in Beijing.

What a nuisance , the suit is ruined due to the unsuitable style .

A poll of 500 theater goers by Whatsonstage. com found 92 percent get annoyed by nuisance audience members, and things are getting worse.

Flies and mosquitoes are a nuisance.

A public nuisance offends the public at large.

Know when one-liners are becoming a nuisance, rather than a tool.

To him merchandising is merely a necessary nuisance.

She is pretty and smart, but she doesn't easily get along with others and she often makes a nuisance of herself among her friends.

Webb, having shown a special injury in the loss of sales, was found to have standing to bring suit to enjoin the nuisance.

Your noisy stereo is real nuisance to me.

Dog is sometimes a nuisance to the neighborhood.

The mosquitoes are a nuisance.

However, you should make sure not to make yourself a nuisance.

They are more a dangerous nuisance than a deadly threat.

It's a nuisance to have so many commercials.

A few extra drinks can put you out of commission and make you a danger or a nuisance to those around you.

It's a nuisance having to go back tomorrow.

Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance; they are the prime culprits for spreading diseases such as Dengue fever and malaria.

Comfort Masks for non-toxic nuisance dusts.

I hope you are not going to make a nuisance of yourself.

Creativity is a nuisance and China doesn't need a Bill Gates, runs the thinking.

A case example is not listed, so that when the public nuisance.

Her endless carping is indeed a nuisance.

The spam has become a public nuisance in the Internet.

Noise, together with waste water, waste gas and waste residue, has become a big public nuisance.

You are a confounded nuisance!

"tianluan" first tone fourth tone means to cause a fuss or make nuisance.

She's generally regarded as a nuisance.

Mother: But you're not helping me! You're a nuisance!

Too much luggage is a nuisance.

If you don't want to be nuisance, shut up now!

However, although taking him is a nuisance, it does give you the opportunity to impress.

Third, it will sometimes become a nuisance especially when it rings in class or in the library.

Send the boy away, Mary; he is a little nuisance.

Dust is more than a housekeeping nuisance.

I think we've gotten to a better place spacing and tempo -wise, where I can penetrate, be a nuisance, get in the paint and make plays.

I got you a perfect nuisance?

Those nuisance calls and endless e-mails come from somewhere deep and betray a compulsion that isn't in your power to change.

a nuisance! I've forgotten my ticket.