impinging

IPA: ɪmpˈɪndʒɪŋ

Examples of "impinging" in Sentences

Vegetables are impinging on our craft area at this time of year.
Smithson using a bulldozer to scrape and cut the land, impinging upon the lake.
Enemy gunfire unusual violence, S. impinging fleets were not rush general Gui fleets.
With outstanding bounce or impinging capability are deep favored by Netureism warriors.
It was as though, somewhere, a piano were playing and the actual notes were impinging on his ear-drums.
WHITFIELD: ... because they won their argument that Bratz was kind of impinging and fringing upon their market.
We live in a time of financial insecurity that is impinging on the lives of our children because we did not think about tomorrow.
"Oh, then _that_'s all right," she said; "and I don't think even he would ever have thought of 'impinging'; it's lovely, isn't it?
"The street is the universal home of freedom and nobody should challenge that so long as these woman are not impinging on anyone else's freedom," he said.
From my impartial position, I understand why Christians are offended by Dawkins, but I don't see anything he does as impinging academic freedom or being uncivil.
Mr Dave Kriby, chairman of the employer grouping in the auto industry national bargaining forum, said it was a fact that the Seifsa dispute was "impinging" on auto suppliers.