Encroach

Encroach on our rights, and make freedom their prize;

The Yankee Tea-party Or, Boston in 1773 Henry C. Watson

Operations Encroach on Banks During Loan Crunch; 'Here, I Feel Respected'.

Payday Lenders Go Hunting Jessica Silver-Greenberg 2010

But Higher Capacity Could Encroach on Turf of High-End Offerings.

Intel's New Six-Brain Chip Garners Good Critiques 2008

Greek Cows Encroach on Bulgaria's Territory, Locals Up in Arms

Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) 2010

Greek Cows Encroach on Bulgaria's Territory, Locals Up in Arms

Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) 2010

But we are told, with a great deal of Artifice and affected Popu - larity, That this Proceeding of the H. ef C s is for the Gcod of the People; that 'tis Neceflary to affert the Privilege of the C s, elpecially in the Cafe of their Power of Imprifonment; that we muft not Countenance the Judicature of the Houfe of LORDS; that they Encroach upon us thereby, and will in time grow, too Powerful over our Eftates.

Some plain observations recommended to the consideration of every honest Englishman, especially to the electors of parliament members 1705

"Root of hemlock, _digg'd i 'the dark_."] [Footnote III. 90: _Usurp_] Encroach upon.] [Footnote III. 91: _Let the strucken deer go weep_,] Shakespeare, in _As you like it_, in allusion to the wounded stag, speaks of the _big round tears_ which _cours'd one another down his innocent nose in piteous chase_.

Hamlet William Shakespeare 1590