Sentence examples for came into trouble from inspiring English sources

But it came into trouble when it landed to get its battery changed.

The Bohr-Sommerfeld core model of the atomic structure came into trouble in the beginning of the 1920s due to the fact that it couldn't handle an increasing number of spectroscopic phenomena.

The story, inspired by "Tristan and Isolde," tells of a happily married couple who come into trouble when the woman, a successful actress, starts forgetting her lines.

On Monday, French newspapers similarly described the 11 suspects as young men born in France who had adopted a radical form of Islam, usually after coming into trouble with the law.

Of course, at a common sense level, we would want to see all psychopaths as "evil", but many of the traits that would define psychopathy can and do appear in individuals who would not only never come into trouble with the law, but are also regarded as being successful in business and the community.

Tears came to her eyes, & she said she couldn't help worrying about his getting into trouble.

Their marriage comes into serious trouble when Hunt has a one-night stand with a patient's friend, leaving Yang heartbroken.

I was there when he was born, and Ike came into the world full of trouble, God rest his soul".

Worse, this weekend they came into their Riazor reencounter in financial trouble, with Deportivo's president in the eye of the storm and Valencia's president taking tranquillisers an hour before kick-off, as he now does every week.

My producer on Big Brother used to say that she always knew when I had a hangover – and that she was therefore in trouble – when I came into work dressed in a suit, because the only time I ever dressed really smartly was when I needed to up my game.

Those shortcomings came into painful relief after Irish banks began to get into trouble in 2006.