Sentence examples for all the troubles from inspiring English sources

Up there in the snow, all the troubles of the lowlands seemed irrelevant.

After all, the troubles of the country's solar industry (wracked by overcapacity and drowning in red ink) are well known.

When industry executives look for a source of all the troubles, they often point to the Food and Drug Administration.

She asked to meet with Mr. Levin privately and told him all the troubles she had seen.

It makes me feel as if all the troubles can be eased with as little as a pen and paper.

After all the troubles of the past couple of months, his approval rating is already rebounding a bit.

Mrs Osanko said: "We haven't really had much chance to go out anywhere as a family because of all the troubles.

But although Gaddafi was the main cause of all the troubles of Libya, his death does not mean that all these troubles will go away overnight.

Fassel said Friday that he did not expect another meeting with Shockey to end all the troubles, but after this session, he said he was hopeful.

Charles I, the fount of all the troubles of the 17th century, had an elder sister, Elizabeth, the Winter Queen of Bohemia and heroine of Protestant Europe.

Now, when Andy looks at the photographs of him as a child, he mainly thinks of his daughter: "I see all the troubles my family went through," he said.