Sentence examples for bad trouble from inspiring English sources
"He ain't never been in no real bad trouble.
If America turns its back on Mr Milosevic, he is in bad trouble.
"We were going to really be in bad trouble had we lost this ballgame," Jones said.
If music goes out of language, then you are in bad trouble".
When Eric Rudolph got into bad trouble, he did not head right to Mexico.
I had real bad trouble with injuries at the start of that year.
The real problem, though, is that we don't know exactly how bad the trouble would be.
Given Iraq's authoritarian legacy, acting tough may not be a bad thing.The trouble is that America's instruments of control are not very effective.
Ms. Gotbaum has yet to make waves at the historical society, largely, she says, because it was in such bad financial trouble when she took over.
It is here that people can enjoy free-wheeling renditions of blues classics like Tony Holland's "Cross Cut Saw" or McKinley Morganfield's "Bad Lovin' Trouble" served á la Muddy Waters.
I mean, they got in some real bad financial trouble for a coupla years with credit cards, y'know they'd just come out – but I, because of being so determined to do this, started out with nothing.
