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Meanings of be a disturbance in English
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Usage of be a disturbance in English
1
There 's a good chance there 's going to be a disturbance.
2
There may be a disturbance in the streets,' he answered.
3
If I do my duty, there will be a disturbance.
4
There may be a disturbance, but the world is past the time of great wars.
5
Any change will be a disturbance and break the fine nervous tension that is required.
6
Do you think there will be a disturbance?
7
Undoubtedly there will be a disturbance, but it must not be one of pure loss; it must be minimized.
8
They heard a vast commotion of chattering voices, and they hoped that it might be a disturbance of Johnny Simms' causing.
9
But there seems to be a disturbance in metabolism, and the plants fail to take advantage of the increased supply of CO2.
10
The Government will of course take over the direction of affairs, but there is certain-absolutelycertain-tobe a disturbance when Ermsted's murderer is executed.
11
There was a disturbance some time about the middle of the night.
12
Police say they'll only intervene if there 's a disturbance of the peace.
13
There 's a disturbance in the force.' He mimed wielding a light sabre.
14
If I tell you that there is a disturbance, let that suffice.
15
But before he could speak, there was a disturbance on the street.
16
Both the knowledge and the aspirations of others are a disturbance of repose.