Sentence examples for any trouble that from inspiring English sources

Any trouble that someone in your family makes flows to you".

Any trouble that may lurk deep in the sea will remain obscure for some time yet.

This meant avoiding any trouble that might lead to an extension of her sentence.

But any trouble that Courbet incurred by what he perpetrated on canvas was, at most, no more than he sought.

Others have to say they will do more with less, a way of saying that they either didn't need as much money to do the job as they first thought or that they hope the corners they cut to save money won't cause anyone any trouble —  or at least any trouble that will get noticed by voters and politicians.

Police forces around the country have been staging drills in preparation for any trouble that might occur, and the national government has been working feverishly to end a dispute with the United States trade representative over charges imposed by the dominant telephone carrier.

It's not the weight of any particular trouble that crushes the sleepless woman.

"When I go in some of the neighborhoods now, I have tears in my face, I just can't believe what I see," said Rukayya Ahsan-McTier, who was walking briskly for exercise in Indian Village, while clasping a golf club in one hand for protection from stray dogs or, as she said, any other trouble that might come her way.

Any kind of trouble that brings the police can lead to eviction, which means women can lose their homes if they call 911 when their man beats them up.

For the six weeks of training before the fight, Fernandez has moved Lewis to a resort in the Poconos, away from any kind of trouble that might find his fighter in Brooklyn.

Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks' owner, has not run into any motorized trouble that we know of, but he has run afoul of the N.B.A. suits for criticizing referees.