Disturb in a sentence as a verb

"looks down at script As you said ..." Does that disturb anyone else?

Scout out your area and work out great un-disturb-able places.

Why would they or should they allow others to disturb their peace and comfort that they worked so hard for?

The Roman soldier asked him to step outside, but Archimedes exclaimed "Do not disturb my circles!

To starting this post with, "I hate to disturb you when youre playing SimCity," is so gross, self congratulatory, and not contrite.

Then he's angry again...TL;DR - giving a damn is certainly a good thing, sometimes, but taken to the extreme can disturb your career.

They’ve done all things, often beautiful things in\n a context that was already set out before them, which they had no\n inclination to disturb.

In previous generations, and in different societies, seeing dead bodies is common place and does not have the same power to disturb.

There are several ways to seriously disturb functionality of this network.

If I pretend I'm talking on the phone, the pushier ones will apologize for disturbing me, but will otherwise eagerly present me their offering.

In a "real" open office you couldn't actually talk to the artist and designer beyond a few sentences because if you did you would disturb the other 10-20 people within earshot.

But, as in the case of at-will rules, these laws did not disturb the large measure of freedom of contract that formerly prevailed except for the specific situations where a policy judgment was made that the workers were most vulnerable and in need of protection.

This is shameful behavior - it is tantamount to mob rule & harassment, with the effective statement that "We strongly dislike what you're doing, so we are going to disturb your private residence and prevent you from going to work".No person who isn't committing a serious crime deserves that whatever his/her beliefs.

Disturb definitions

verb

move deeply; "This book upset me"; "A troubling thought"

See also: upset trouble

verb

change the arrangement or position of

See also: agitate commove

verb

tamper with; "Don't touch my CDs!"

See also: touch

verb

destroy the peace or tranquility of; "Don't interrupt me when I'm reading"

See also: interrupt

verb

damage as if by shaking or jarring; "Don't disturb the patient's wounds by moving him too rapidly!"