Sentence examples for began troubling from inspiring English sources

When a receiver's back began troubling him before a road game against the Buffalo Bills, Tannenbaum bought a customized bed for his hotel room.

It seemed his injuries might end his dreams of a career on the boards, but his passion for the theatre and its memorabilia remained, and he joined Birmingham Rep in 1918, taking a wide variety of roles before retiring when the physical wounds and mental trauma began troubling him again.

However, as the years passed, a number of things about the church's discipline began troubling her.

As the years went by, the relic began to trouble her.

Lee Croft threatened with a shot as Saints began to trouble Jamie Langfield's goal.

This has begun to trouble him.

Such assurances aside, consumer value scores have begun to trouble some federal regulators.

He began having trouble sitting down.

Late in 1982 she began expecting trouble from the right.

But he began having trouble finding work in the 1980s.

Things seemed fine until around 1992, when she began having trouble writing on the blackboard.