"intrude on" or "intrude into"?
A mobile phone can intrude on your privacy. |
Advertising totally intrudes on what I want to achieve with these sites. |
This type of consciousness may intrude on the awareness state at a low level. |
The trio played well and at a volume that did not intrude on atmosphere or concentration. |
As if you were intruding on their world and the price for admission was repeated grinding failure. |
As Peter Coyote notes, when you intrude on this place, and on the writer's day, you should know what you want. |
I was happy to play the front nine alone, the threesome ahead played at a nice pace and there was no reason to intrude on their game. |
Along the way he runs into a pint-sized and moustachioed defender of nature called The Lorax who doesn't take kindly to humans intruding on his turf. |
If it appears to be unlawful, then a court would not intrude on the state's lawful authority by granting an interdict, and no separation of powers harm would occur. |
In lugging ourselves around the country, only to intrude on good citizens ' private residences or places of work -- one indicator, if spotted, would be a favourable omen. |
I really don't understand why more conservative people are comfortable with the government intruding into family life this way. |
In his early days of righteous anger at the way in which it had intruded into his life, Grant called for the entire tabloid press to be shut down. |
He said the trend of sea water intrusion may cause serious food shortage in the long run because the water is intruding into fertile arable lands. |
However darkness and evil has intruded into the glittering sphere of the Royal Court, a servant girl has been found horribly mutilated and murdered. |
And to use it to harm others to intrude into the affairs of others is haraam and if there is an Islamic government, such a person will be punished according to Shariah. |
Crocker was perturbed because Stanford and Edwin had intruded into his area of responsibility by ordering the drilling machine, and sending it up to the summit without consulting him. |