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They do not want to disrupt the lives of their children.

The decision could disrupt the studies of more than 350,000 students.

They must find a way back to the present time and not disrupt the past.

It is best not to disrupt the culture of any country.

The great work will not be disrupted by one such as you.

"The last thing I wanted to do was disrupt your life."

We have to start all over since she has disrupted things.

If you put your hands on me, it will disrupt everything.

How she disrupted all our lives, and we never even knew her.

Power to up to 75 percent of the city was disrupted.

However the move was disrupted by the lead up to war.

"The only way in is to disrupt the field and make a run for it."

So if something was going to disrupt them, it would have happened by now.

But if children spent many hours of the day doing close work, the process could be disrupted.

Play on the field will not be disrupted this season.

And that's going to disrupt a lot of people's lives.

Officials did not know exactly how the power was disrupted.

The lives of families across the city will be disrupted.

In no case, she said, would any services be disrupted.

However, over the next number of months the police force disrupted their plans.

Those who try to disrupt the peace will find themselves on the wrong side of history.

Military service disrupted his life when at the age of 42 he was in the army.

"What they are doing is actually disrupting the natural order of things."

For the last six days, their lives have been completely disrupted.

But in the second half of the night, sleep is often disrupted.