Sentence examples for Hit the trouble from inspiring English sources

Kingston took advantage of the chaos to hit the Trouble in Paradise for the win.

He whisks out the yuletide chart toppers and, probably, his less goodwill-infused hit "The Trouble With Girls," in a conspicuously early show.

This year's "American Idol" winner was riding a float and setting himself to perform to his hit, "The Trouble With Girls".

"What do you mean?" Here's where I hit the real trouble zone.

We should all be able to hit the bullseye without trouble.

However, while the arrest and charging of the men - eight from Pakistan and one from Afghanistan - could have been an end to the problem, it was when their trial hit the headlines that more trouble began.

Trouble hit the coven when Burt Cicciotto, a recovering heroin addict, proceeded to steal $3000 for the Warlock Shop, and disappeared.

Trouble hit the border city of Rafa as a grenade was tossed into an empty church and the public library was set on fire on February 5.

The new economy demands more from its workers, and, beginning in the nineteen-eighties, when recession hit the state, that's meant trouble for the least competitive.

Experts point out that foam had hit the shuttle before without serious trouble, and so managers had become comfortable with a potentially deadly problem.

More than a year ago, when Greece's fiscal troubles first hit the headlines, the euro plummeted nearly 20 percent against the dollar.