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Meanings of obstruct the view in English

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Usage of obstruct the view in English
1
Flags, banners, or other objects that could obstruct the view of other people.
The South African
2
There was no smoke, as in a modern battlefield, to obstruct the view.
The House of Walderne / A Tale of the Cloister and the Forest in...
3
It was closed, but there was neither shade nor curtain to obstruct the view.
The Woman in the Alcove
4
There was no underwood to obstruct the view of the long perspective of towering columns.
The Naturalist on the River Amazons
5
We think along a straight and level road where no hills arise to obstruct the view.
The Reconstructed School
6
It is also a help to get away from trees or buildings that can obstruct the view.
The Irish Times
7
The tree in front of the house doesn't obstruct the view of the window to any extent.
The Hampstead Mystery
8
Now that there was nothing to obstruct the view, he saw how terrifyingly high up he was.
The Neverending Story
9
It has an arched ceiling supported by massive pillars that obstruct the view, and is very badly ventilated.
Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 / of Sixty Years in the National ...
10
There is nothing to obstruct the view of those travelling and no one to overhear what they may say.
The Lair of the White Worm
11
But I saw merely a tangled mass of wild vegetation, so thick and high as to obstruct the view.
Gordon Craig, Soldier of Fortune
12
You obstruct the view.
Canoe Boys and Campfires; Or, Adventures on Winding Waters
13
Loud cries arose from behind him which increased still louder, "Down," "down," "sit down," "you obstruct the view!"
The Martyr of the Catacombs / A Tale of Ancient Rome
14
Stools are better than chairs with backs because they do not obstruct the view of the audience during the chancel scene.
Why the Chimes Rang: A Play in One Act
15
His wife, with a basket in her hand, is standing without the door, but a little aside, not to obstruct the view.
Lucretia — Volume 03
16
I must stand in the doorway, to obstruct the view of the officers, who are all engaged in the next room just now.
The Promised Land
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