disturb **

The question disturbed her and she took time to answer.

You may have disturbed them before they had a chance to take anything.

Now we have a lot to do and I must not be disturbed.

You two stay here, make certain we are not disturbed.

Not even the move to the city had disturbed them.

Talk of age always disturbed him when she was present.

Nothing was disturbed, not even the air in the place.

But they might be disturbed too soon or not for weeks.

So he turned half way around, in order to think without being disturbed.

The call to Washington had been disturbing enough in itself.

I think what disturbed him most was the last thing they did.

He was disturbed in a way she'd never seen him before.

If he was disturbed, she knew better than to question him.

He does not like to be disturbed, but his door is always open.

By the look of her, she was disturbed about something.

And a place where we can talk without being disturbed.

They sat and looked at him as though he was disturbing them.

He did not want to be disturbed by any of them.

"I hope you have a good reason for disturbing an old woman in the middle of the night."

He said his parents were at home but did not want to be disturbed.

They are moved to the middle of the table, without looking at them or disturbing their order.

Perhaps she disturbed them, because they both opened their eyes.

"The most important thing is to do it without disturbing their lives."

Something had disturbed him, but he did not know what it was.

They disturbed the other patients and should not come again.