Sentence examples for book trouble from inspiring English sources

The original referred to Raymond Chandler's book Trouble Be My Brother.

Like far too many Broadway musicals, whether in the 1920s or today, "The Gershwins and Me" has what theater people call "book trouble".

It has been nine years since Brock- Broido, who is fifty-seven andirectsthethe poetry program at Columbia's School of the Arts, published her last book, "Trouble in Mind".

Closer to home (on a much smaller scale) I know of at least one school where my book Trouble – featuring pregnancy and the sex that is an essential part of getting pregnant – has been taken off the shelves after a parent objected to its presence.

The first of a series of abstractions from Ron Palgrave's book "Trouble shooting centrifugal pumps and their systems", where the highly experienced pump engineer provides a structured approach to the diagnosis of problems of centrifugal pumps.

I might just as easily have chosen his other great book, Troubles, which shares many of the themes and virtues of the Siege.

In 1991, shortly before the publication of her style-defining first book, Troubling Love, Ferrante sent a letter to her editor, explaining that she would not be promoting it: "I believe that books, once they are written, have no need of their authors.

Together, these books trouble our long-standing notions of Western universalism.

That's one of the reasons I called the book Girl Trouble – the media always loved and continues to love stories about girls in trouble or causing trouble.

Why not? "I've heard things about the book that trouble me.

Her most recent book, The Trouble With Women, is her seventh and was published last month.