Sentence examples for Such big trouble from inspiring English sources

The main place from a message perspective I would fault the Obama campaign is that they have so far failed to tell the story of why this economy has been in such big trouble.

"I watched the series and I was totally digging it," Million explained to the Australian radio station Triple J. "I love the whole 80s nostalgia sci-fi vibe, and the music was awesome – it reminded me of stuff like John Carpenter and films such as Big Trouble in Little China, Escape From New York …" His clip has now had 3.3m Facebook views and counting.

With clubs like these finding a way to succeed, established names such as Aston Villa are in big trouble.

With a mix of foreboding and panic, these tunes combine the ambience of horror with a sense of urgency, and wouldn't be out of place as b-side cuts to films such as Escape from New York or Big Trouble In Little China.

But if Moore were correct and there were no such things, then naturalistic analyses of the moral concepts such as Russell's would be in big trouble.

Such social one-click purchasing power is "big trouble" for Amazon and eBay, Taylor predicts.

Such a ruling should save Ms Lawal, but big trouble could follow.

If true, such conspiracy among three rogue nations would spell big trouble.

If you strike with such a hand and miss or are blocked, you are in big trouble.

Don't try to be humorous in serious situations such a funeral or an important meeting though, or you might get into big trouble!

Analysts cited fears about the economic impact of such big federal spending cuts and tax increases, but also about new economic troubles in Europe.