Sentence examples for a trouble to from inspiring English sources

Their teenage son, Thomas, is a trouble to both of them.

The rest are massive brick carcasses, gutted and blackened, courtyards overrun with rust and weeds, ideal for squatting: migrants lived in them until the town council drove them out last year, packing them into the Jungle, where it was believed they would be less of a trouble to the locals.

If a person doesn't follow the traffic rules, it causes a trouble to others and some times it may lead to deadlock.

They are a trouble to me; I am weary to bear them; and when ye spread forth your hands I will hide mine eyes from you.

However, there is a clear trouble to estimate scores under moderated PLR values (10 to 20%).

In 2006, according to the CDC, 37 million adults in the United States had trouble hearing (ranging from a little trouble to being deaf).

That may seem like a lot of trouble to go through to make a particle massive.

Flashcom sent a "trouble ticket" to what, way back then, was still Bell Atlantic.

Filing a trouble ticket to re-categorize a website is not user-friendly.

There could be a lot more trouble to come.

It was a foretaste of trouble to come.