Sentence examples for be in huge trouble from inspiring English sources

Pardew has been sent from the touchline and will be in huge trouble for this - a manager with a history of touchline bust-ups against assorted opposite numbers and officials, his usual smarmy post-match apology is highly unlikely to save his bacon this time.

If anybody finds out, you will be in huge trouble, and may even be fired.

If you get caught sneaking candy around you'll be in huge trouble!

Worst off are the forests south of the Sierra Nevada, almost all of which are "in huge trouble," according to Asner.

If they lost, they were in huge trouble.

Our electricity market, our phone system, all of this is in huge trouble.

"I think this listing is an acknowledgement that the species is in huge trouble and its ecosystem is in huge trouble," he told Guardian Australia.

— Ben Greenman For years, we've been hearing about how the record industry is in huge trouble.

For years, we've been hearing about how the record industry is in huge trouble.

Right or wrong on how we landed here, and whether or not this is the best solution, our town is in huge trouble if this does not pass.

Rodgers is in huge trouble, a host of 49ers have their hands on him, but he bounces out of the mob and has room!