Sentence examples similar to Notable troubles from inspiring English sources
Chrome broke from the gates without notable trouble and Espinoza kept the California-bred horse just behind those early leaders.
But not all fans are the same and, there have been no notable reports of trouble since the club was promoted to Serie A. The ground is becoming quite the fortress, with the club unbeaten in their last four home games.
However, although Thompson had stepped up to the role he was notable for having trouble with pass coverage.
By a notable irony, Europe's troubles did more to rescue the United States from the Great Depression than all the endeavours of its President.
While poisonous birds might sound like a notable discovery, Dumbacher had trouble arousing any interest.
O'Donnell noted that she's generally able to separate the work of a public figure like Chris Brown from his or her personal troubles -- the notable exception being Woody Allen.
The most notable example of its recent trouble was its losing bid for E-Plus Mobilfunk, the German mobile phone company.
In recent years it has been notable for its great prospects, troubled operations, wobbly management and lately its weak share price, down by 20% in the past 12 months.
Notable members included W.E.B.
