Sentence examples for break the trouble from inspiring English sources

All credit to Phyllida Lloyd, then, for piling on the songs, sometimes with barely a break; the trouble is that, being in proud possession of a camera, she will insist on sticking it in people's faces as they croon.

He said five mounted police officers went on to the pitch to break up the trouble.

Children from poor homes often shine, but others may skip school, abuse narcotics, break the law, and have trouble settling down in a marriage and a job.

The team did manage to break the streak, but had trouble gaining any momentum.

But it was the low-profile cases, in which vulnerable people ended up in trouble, that break the heart.

When everybody left the house, I would sneak and play the records, break the needle and get in trouble again.

Ann Mongoven, associate director of Healthcare Ethics at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University, notes that the AP story that broke the news raises troubling questions about whether or not scientists leveraged HIV stigma to manipulate the parents into participating in the research.

Hackers don't go to the trouble of breaking the 128-bit encryption, but they can get around it by locating the key that decrypts the file or targeting the file as it is converted.

Alas, some diners has trouble breaking the standard appetizer-entree-dessert mold.

Even a president coming off a wartime surge in popularity may have trouble breaking the deadlock.

China had trouble breaking the puck out against aggressive American forechecking and played most of the game in its own end.