Sentence examples similar to batch of troubles from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mulcahey's only batches of trouble came in the third and sixth.

This simple generalization gives a lot of trouble.

Vivian: A lot of trouble.

It will be a lot of trouble.

Jenny: It will be a lot of trouble to me.

It would save everyone a lot of trouble".

For a while, it worked, but in 1992, the business ran into trouble over a batch of furniture sent out to Habitat, and later closed amid financial difficulty and much bad feeling and finger-pointing.

The source of trouble was a contaminated batch of chilli powder, which went into Premier's Worcester sauce.

For Ayvazyan, her daily batch of crochet takes her mind off her troubles and the stresses of village life and gives her enough money to survive.

And what happens if, say, the first batch has troubles?

It's no trouble to mix up a batch of farmstead-style breakfast sausage with ground pork and a little chopped sage.