Sentences with phrase «disgruntled neighbor»

Acting on a single complaint from a disgruntled neighbor the regional district sent a letter to Dirk Becker giving him 14 days to «remove the piles of soil and manure from the property.»

In general, it's likely best to stay away from that seat unless you want a disgruntled neighbor for the rest of the flight.

They could escape from the yard and become lost; a disgruntled neighbor could throw poison over the fence or spray the dog with mace or pepper spray; or the dog could be stolen and possibly sold to a research facility or dog - fighting ring.

We have a disgruntled neighbor causing trouble.

Residents have joined with some disgruntled neighbors down the street and enlisted the help of State Rep. Vince Persico (R - Glen Ellyn).

Disgruntled neighbors have been known to trap cats themselves and take them to the shelter, poison cats (which is illegal) and a variety of other unmentionable cruel things to cats that are a «nuisance» to them.

Consider fencing that will keep the cats within your yard, help disgruntled neighbors by providing «motion sprinkers» to discourage your cats from frequenting their yards and be VERY diligent about spaying and neutering your entire colony.

They are working cats that need new situations due to excessive numbers, changing environments, urban sprawl and disgruntled neighbors.

He continued to collect numerous awards for his outstanding field work and problem solving techniques between disgruntled neighbors.

Not exact matches

Osama bin Laden's rhetoric may strike a chord with some disgruntled and dispossessed Muslims in various lands, but there is no evidence that anyone (other than a few people with close ties in neighboring Pakistan) is lining up to take courses from the Taliban on how to organize an Islamic state.

It was during this period when the Casamance separatists turned to be rebels, felt the need to strategically amalgamate themselves and aligned with the disgruntle Bissau renegades to clash with government forces, backed by neighboring states, which include Senegal.

Doing his part to keep the family fragmented, Larry also worries about a hostile neighbor, a disgruntled Korean student evidently trying to buy a passing grade, and a membership in the Columbia Record Club he knows nothing about.

This can be considered one of the most stressful career fields because while not all situations require force, police have to respond to disgruntled speeders, angry jaywalkers and nosey neighbors.