151 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Harry' in a Sentence
"To repeatedly harass, agitate, or trouble someone, as if subjecting them to constant attacks or besiegement." more
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Economic recessions can harry households, leading to financial hardships.
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Persistent rumors harry the company's reputation, causing uncertainty among investors.
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Despite the warnings, the mischievous raccoon will harry the garden every night.
The waves are harrying the shores during the storm.
The relentless pursuit of perfection can harry artists in their creative endeavors.
The persistent rain will be harrying the farmers' efforts to harvest the crops.
The constant noise from the construction site will harry my concentration while I work.
The team's aggressive defense will harry the opposing players throughout the match.
The detective worked tirelessly to harry the criminal and solve the case.
The technological glitches would harry users trying to navigate the new software.
He was harrying the opposing team's defense with relentless attacks.
After years of demanding assignments, the demanding workload will have harried the dedicated employees.
The persistent reporter had been harrying the politician with probing questions about the corruption scandal.
The unpredictable traffic has been harrying commuters trying to get to work.
Despite the rain, the protesters will have been harrying the government for environmental reforms all day.
The persistent rain had harried the outdoor wedding, forcing everyone indoors.
The chef is harrying the kitchen staff to ensure timely food preparation.
The persistent rumors in the gossip columns would harry the celebrity's public image.
The intricate puzzle will have harried even the most seasoned puzzle enthusiasts.
The conflicting emotions have been harrying him since the unexpected revelation.
Continuous technological changes can harry businesses trying to stay competitive.
The persistent customer will have been harrying the customer service representative for a resolution to the issue.
The upcoming competition will be harrying the athletes as they intensify their training regimens.
Wolves would often harry the cattle in the remote village.
By the time they reach the summit, the relentless blizzard will have harried the mountaineers.
The explorers faced numerous challenges that would harry them during their journey.
The diligent detective will have been harrying the suspect for clues in the complex case.
The teacher is harrying the students to complete their assignments on time.
Continuous technical glitches have harried the IT department's efforts to maintain a stable network.
They had been harrying the enemy's supply lines for weeks, disrupting their communication.
Wolves instinctively harry their prey, creating a sense of fear in the forest.
The intense competition in the business world can harry startups striving for success.
Despite the setbacks, she was harrying forward with determination to achieve her goals.
The constant ringing of phones would harry receptionists in busy offices.
The storm is harrying the coastal areas, causing concern among residents.
The persistent paparazzi harry the celebrity, seeking exclusive photos.
The mischievous wind liked to harry the colorful leaves during autumn.
The detective harried the suspect with tough questions during the interrogation.
Unexpected setbacks have harried the project, delaying its completion.
Despite being small, the persistent ant would harry the crumbs across the kitchen floor.
The financial crisis continues to harry small businesses, causing economic strain.
The diligent ants would harry the picnic area, collecting crumbs and food scraps.
Unresolved issues have harried their relationship, leading to constant arguments.
The buzzing mosquitoes would constantly harry the campers, making it difficult for them to sleep at night.
The unpredictable weather will have harried the farmers trying to cultivate their crops.
The persistent noise from construction sites can harry residents in urban areas.
The persistent pain would harry him, making everyday activities a challenge.
The enthusiastic fans have been harrying the famous singer for autographs.
By the time we arrive, the persistent paparazzi will have been harrying the celebrity for hours.
The mischievous raccoon would often harry the backyard birds, trying to snatch their seeds.
The curious child would harry his parents with endless questions about the world.
As the detective unravels the case, the elusive suspect will have harried the investigation team.
The playful waves would harry the sandy shore, leaving tiny seashells behind.
Intrusive thoughts have been harrying her mind, making it hard to focus.
The villain in the story had a sinister plan to harry the peaceful village and create chaos.
The biting mosquitoes have been harrying the campers in the dense forest.
Social media trolls often harry individuals with offensive comments.
In the bustling kitchen, the chef will be harrying the kitchen staff to ensure a smooth service during the dinner rush.
The constant noise had harried her efforts to concentrate on her studies.
The malfunctioning computer has been harrying the frustrated programmer all day.
The relentless waves would harry the ship during the storm, testing the crew's resilience.
The artist is harrying the canvas with bold strokes of paint.
The futuristic AI assistant will be harrying users with reminders and updates to enhance productivity.
Relentless deadlines harry journalists, pushing them to work under immense pressure.
Timmy's mischievous laughter could harry his sister during their playful games.
The invasive species began to harry the native flora and fauna in the ecosystem.
Frequent power outages would harry residents in the rural areas.
The strict diet and exercise routine would harry the actor preparing for a movie role.
The relentless deadlines have been harrying the stressed-out journalist.
The looming deadline will be harrying the students as they strive to complete their term papers.
The scarcity of resources can harry communities in times of crisis.
The haunting memories will harry him in his dreams.
Political uncertainties have harried the citizens, creating a sense of insecurity.
The mischievous sprites would harry the little mushrooms in the enchanted forest.
The intricate puzzles were designed to harry even the most experienced players.
The complex mathematical problems would harry students studying advanced calculus.
The storm would harry the ship as it sailed through the rough sea.
The creditor's relentless calls will harry him until the debt is paid.
Throughout the night, the relentless wind will be harrying the coastal town, causing anxiety among the residents.
The relentless rain harried the farmers, causing delays in harvesting the crops.
She had harried her opponent with relentless questions during the debate.
The unrelenting sun would harry travelers during their desert expedition.
By the end of the campaign, the opposition's continuous allegations will have harried the candidate.
Having lost her way in the dense forest, she had harried herself with thoughts of being lost forever.
The unpredictable weather patterns could harry farmers, affecting crop yields.
The mischievous siblings will have been harrying each other with pranks all weekend.
The old fortress was designed to harry invaders with strategic defenses.
The intense scrutiny from the media would harry celebrities in their private lives.
During the intense negotiations, the skilled diplomat will be harrying the opposing delegation for concessions.
Despite the setbacks, the dedicated scientist had been harrying the elusive solution to the complex equation.
The persistent rain will harry the outdoor event.
Benny the bunny would often harry his friends by hopping around them playfully.
Spies were trained to harry enemy operations without being detected.
An unexpected obstacle will harry our plans for a smooth road trip.
The curious cat would harry its owner, always seeking attention and playtime.
The ongoing pandemic has harried small businesses, affecting their survival.
The persistent buzzing of mosquitoes continued to harry the campers during their outdoor adventure.
The dedicated teacher will have been harrying her students to submit their assignments before the deadline.
The annoying mosquito was harrying us all night, disrupting our sleep.
Strong winds would harry the leaves, making them dance and twirl in the air.
Before the important meeting, he had harried his team to ensure everything was in order.
The unpredictable plot twists in the novel would harry readers' expectations.
The mischievous cat would harry the little birds in the garden every morning.
The constant noise of the construction site harried her attempts to focus on her work.
The knight bravely faced the dragon, determined to harry the beast and protect the kingdom.
The intense heatwave had been harrying the farmers, affecting the yield of their crops.
The demanding workload is harrying my attempts to find a work-life balance.
As the deadline approaches, the project manager will have been harrying the team to complete the tasks on time.
The financial crisis had been harrying the small businesses, making it difficult for them to survive.
As the goalkeeper, his primary role was to harry the opposing team's strikers.
The intricate maze was meant to harry adventurers seeking the hidden treasure.
The mischievous cat was harrying the birds in the garden, creating chaos.
The intricate dance routine was designed to harry even the most skilled dancers.
The activist is harrying for environmental conservation in the local community.
Annoying phone notifications harry him throughout the day, disrupting his focus.
The ambitious reporter will have been harrying the politician with tough questions throughout the press conference.
The mischievous kitten would harry the dog by swatting at its tail whenever they played together.
As the investigation unfolds, the detective will be harrying the suspect with probing questions.
The loud construction noise was harrying the residents, disturbing their peaceful evening.
Despite the protective measures, the invasive species will be harrying the local ecosystem.
The software engineer is harrying through lines of code to meet the deadline.
The strict coach will have been harrying the athletes to maintain a rigorous training schedule for the upcoming competition.
The energetic puppy will be harrying the older dog, eager for play and attention.
The intricate legal procedures can harry individuals involved in complex court cases.
The opposing team's aggressive players have harried the soccer team during the entire match.
The financial challenges were harrying the small business owner, making it difficult to stay afloat.
The constant rain began to harry our plans for a picnic in the park.
Unresolved conflicts harry the diplomatic efforts, hindering peaceful resolutions.
The constant barking of the neighbor's dog would harry the tranquility of the neighborhood.
Persistent phone calls from telemarketers have harried her peace and quiet.
In the enchanted forest, magical creatures would harry the brave explorers with playful tricks.
The teacher tried not to harry the students with too much homework.
Despite the challenges, the explorers will have been harrying through the dense jungle in search of rare species.
He harried the opposing team with relentless tackles throughout the soccer match.
Despite being outnumbered, the brave knight was determined to harry the enemy and protect the kingdom.
The persistent cough will harry her during the important presentation.
The strict regulations would harry companies to comply with environmental standards.
Despite careful planning, unforeseen obstacles will have harried the construction of the ambitious skyscraper.
Economic uncertainties can harry investors, leading to market fluctuations.
The persistent noise from the construction site will have harried the residents for months.
Despite meticulous planning, unexpected challenges will have harried the organizers of the grand event.
I am harrying the opponent's defense with swift and strategic moves.
The haunting memories harry the soldier, affecting his mental well-being.
The financial turmoil in the market will have harried investors seeking stability.
Financial troubles have harried the family for months, causing stress and anxiety.
The mischievous winds have been harrying the old, creaky windows all night.
The tight deadline began to harry the project team, increasing stress.
The constant honking and traffic noise can harry commuters in busy city centers.
Dark clouds began to harry the sunny sky, bringing raindrops with them.
Tim's mischievous little brother would always harry him with endless questions when he was trying to study.
Critics often harry the author's work, scrutinizing every aspect of the novel.
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