Sentence examples for come trouble from inspiring English sources

Writer says the confident expectation that, come trouble, trained men will appear to fix it, marks our advanced age.

The number of restaurants in London has doubled in the past 15 years.But with all this success has come trouble.

And with fun comes trouble.

With that comes trouble.

Now comes trouble: the giant Polyphemus arrives.

And with that heat comes trouble.

Then came trouble from Australia.

"Here Comes Trouble" is almost but not quite a memoir.

That gut-level doubt can portend coming trouble seems true by definition, self-evident.

Here Comes Trouble! (Donmar Warehouse, 1978) and Mrs Madigan in Juno and the Paycock (Aldwych, 1980).

Then came trouble: according to newspaper reports, Warner rejected the documentary for being partisan.