Sentence examples for big troubles in from inspiring English sources

Within a few weeks, however, markets were roiled by the first big troubles in the euro zone.

"Mr. Freeh, you know well that if I were to say yes, I would have big troubles in Italy," he answered.

If you skip to consult a doctor you may have big troubles in the near future.

Big trouble in little boson.

Like the big trouble in Watts, when the blacks were ready to shoot the blacks.

But there were still hints of big trouble in the final stages Sunday.

You know: Big Trouble In Little Vagina; Tits of Fury; Brassiere to Eternity.

If the extremists hijack Republican conservatism, then I think the GOP is in for big trouble in the long term.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, Campbell said: "We are in big trouble, and we are in big trouble in the UK, which is why this leadership election is very, very important.

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1, Campbell said: "We are in big trouble, and we are in big trouble in the UK, which is why this leadership election is very very important.

— nyvelocity (@nyvelocity) 18 Jan 13 At the end of the CNN segment, Jeffrey Toobin, the legal analyst, suggested that Armstrong is in "big trouble" in terms of civil lawsuits.