Sentence examples similar to a troubled working from inspiring English sources

And people did not just buy and send a new book, they all took a lot of trouble working out what would be just right - whether a really exciting, entertaining, long new novel, a racy biography, an anthology, a practical self-help book.

— Cristie Kerr knows how to play a golf course, but sometimes she has trouble working a room.

After all I can get pretty obsessive especially when it comes to a spirit I am having trouble working into a drink.

As someone who has trouble working a washing machine, I consider it a personal achievement that I am able to use a confocal microscope, run a Western blot, and carry out a DNA replication assay!

There might have been room for one rebel with a great biography in the campaign, but there was not room for two -- especially when the second sometimes had trouble working a crowd.

Lammy's pitch for the job he's had his eye on for many years includes speaking stridently to and for what he believes is a morally troubled London working class for which liberalised high street betting fosters social indiscipline.

Braves General Manager John Schuerholz said the two sides had no trouble working out a deal.

Though about a third of employers reported having trouble working with payroll vendors and carrying out other administrative requirements.

If you are having trouble working out what is a good diet, ask your health adviser for recommendations.

"I just have trouble working with despotic dictators killing their own people," a former Qorvis insider tells The Huffington Post.

Marian has trouble working.