| Even when warm and cruising on the motorway it gives off a drone, and tyre noise also intrudes. |
| However, it still intrudes upon theprivacy of Canadians in ways that do not always represent legitimate compromises. |
| Truck movement on bridges and throughout the Core Area increases congestion and intrudes upon commercial streets and residential communities. |
| The law intrudes into the private sphere because doing so is necessary to achieve its salutary objectives. |
| Alberich the dwarf intrudes on the scene, a grimy forty-niner in sturdy boots and overalls, panning for gold and looking desperate. |
| Before long, fantasy not only intrudes into reality but becomes the only reality. |
