thwart , *

A lot of things had to go wrong for the Project to be thwarted.

I still tried to think well of him, you see, even though he had thwarted my will before.

The computer was doing what it could to thwart him.

They would have to do far more to thwart her efforts.

That one way or another, she would not be thwarted.

I'd been thwarted once again by a ten year old.

But there is no one now to thwart me, she thought.

It is no business of the state or any individual to thwart her.

In many countries, the war efforts thwart any form of economic and social development.

If he was going to thwart history, it would have to be on history's terms.

Nothing could be done at this late hour by anyone to thwart our plan.

She tried to sit up, but once again was thwarted by her hands.

"You have tried to thwart our great work, to close the door that was so hard to open."

Yet the popular will on this issue has been thwarted.

Every time I turn around, you're there to thwart me.

Thwarted on one, he'd gone to see about the other.

It's hard to imagine you as thwarted in any way.

The child has come in search of nature and is thwarted.

But even they can be thwarted by strong security measures.

No, I do not believe that you will thwart my plans.

Man has the right to kill those who thwart these rights.

"And you have done all this just to thwart me?"

Can the player on my left thwart me and win the game?

But there were forces at work to thwart their efforts.

But this is your purpose, would you thwart the god?