Sentence examples for bag of trouble from inspiring English sources

Marshall's brother, Harold, whom he customarily describes as "a bag of trouble with a capital 'T,' " hung around with Ross.

Subsequent relationships were a grab bag of troubles.

Life for an African-American southerner was a mixed bag of "troubles" and personal success circa 1841, experiences revealed in a series of 27 handwritten letters that have been recently acquired by the Kentucky Historical Society (KHS).

Hopping in a cab driven by a looker, Gina Diane Krugerr), he soon ends up in a bumper-to-bumper pileup that leads to a dunk in a river and black bags of trouble.

Smythson, Samantha Cameron and the tax haven: bags of trouble for the PM? Requests for additional comment made directly to Maclean were not returned by the Guardian's deadline.

Duane Hopkins's Bypass provided a stylish, polished (perhaps too polished) piece of homegrown miserabilism, casting George MacKay as a sickly petty criminal with a kit-bag full of troubles.

These new drugs were a mixed bag of cure and trouble, just like today's offerings.

When Wagoner complained to the Pita Pit manager, she was offered a new bag of chips for her trouble, but not a refund for her $14 meal, nor an apology.

After he has trouble getting a bag of M&Ms out of a vending machine, he begins a series of letters to the company's customer service department and it blesses him with an unlikely outlet for the dispassionate inertia that suffocates his life.

After the boy emptied the contents of one bag and had trouble opening a second, one of the soldiers shot at the second bag.

At five foot seven inches tall but with a stocky frame, he's a diminutive figure with bags of heart and spirit, who relies on his pace and trickery to get him out of trouble.