Sentence examples for call trouble from inspiring English sources

Don't call trouble, Jesse, trouble will call you.

Those helpful beach guys saw my blindness as something akin to what I've come to call "trouble luggage" which is the ultimate pejorative objectification of disability.

Throughout, instead, he worries about something called "trouble".

The silky's plight is documented in an online documentary called "Trouble in Lemur Land".

This song is called 'Trouble Town.' " The audience cheered; it's one of his grittier songs.

The first was called Trouble, the second Konvicted, but the previously announced Acquitted was retitled Freedom.

Twenty-seven yeago ago I wrote a pamphlet called 'Trouble in Nigeria', which was about corruption.

What has really stuck in people's memories was a 2002 documentary called Trouble at the Top.

("My brother opened / thirteen Fentanyl patches and stuck them on his body / until it wasn't his body anymore," Matthew writes in a poem called "Trouble").

Mrs. Helmsley, in turn, called Trouble "my first bodyguard," and demanded she be referred to as "Princess" rather than "the dog".

I read this book by Bob Mehr — who worked for the Memphis Appeal — called 'Trouble Boys,' about the Replacements, a band that I really love," Kaine went on.