Sentence examples for and much trouble from inspiring English sources

That's good, but, as you can guess, Baila gets her hands on it and much trouble ensues before this entertainingly illustrated tale unwinds itself and reveals the meaning of Hanukkah.

Then I looked around and thought, 'Hey, actually, this is exactly the sort of place we've been looking for".' Some months and much trouble with visas and mortgages later, the couple, plus dog, cat and recently born son, gave up well-paid jobs and a house in Philadelphia to begin life in the radically different world of the Scottish Highlands.

It seems hard and weird and too much trouble.

Anchor points used are 'almost never' and 'always' for frequency and 'no trouble' and 'very much trouble' for associated distress.

We clambered up a nasty, rutted mud hill (about 100 feet up, that is) and without much trouble made it up both the front side and down the back side.

After complaining that it was too expensive and too much trouble, he would then head out to the nearest lot and buy the biggest one he could find.

Ten things to know about BlackBerry - and how much trouble it is (or isn't) in BlackBerry launches unconventional Passport smartphone.

The music is technically sophisticated, depending as much on a sort of auteurism of production as on lyrics and voices, but, as seen in the film, the process is mastered quickly and without much trouble.

I don't doubt that Israeli intelligence knew precisely who was on board, the detailed past of each potential troublemaker, and how much trouble could ensue.

That and how much trouble you can get in for doing it".

The banks say the loans are too small and too much trouble to be worth the bother, even with a Federal subsidy.