Sentence examples for constant trouble with from inspiring English sources

Because your mother and I were such radical kids — socialists — in constant trouble with the police — it was 1904, 5.

She is in constant trouble with the Thai authories because of her illegal status and has to rely on A-kuo for help.

A single mother with five sons, she no longer felt in control of her own children, and her middle son, Jack, was in constant trouble with the police.

With sweeping exurban vistas in Somerset County, this hard-to-keep-up-with family has constant trouble with their Mercedes dealership.

Mr Galloway, Labour MP for Glasgow Kelvin from 1987 until yesterday, has been in almost constant trouble with the party's establishment.

The Jets have had this trouble before with the running game during the three-game losing streak in early November that prompted Groh to criticize the offensive line; trouble with the defense during that losing streak; and nearly constant trouble with special teams.

It brought in 350 Chinese staff, and acquired a bad reputation because of constant troubles with the Peruvian workforce.

In his last thirty years, he had near-constant trouble with his sinuses, joints, and bowels, but throughout the same period he had the companionship of Mary Skinner, a merchant's daughter.

So the Dodgers scored a pair of runs in the first and second innings, held on as Carlos Frias flirted with constant trouble and then received another strong four innings from their bullpen to beat the Cubs, 4-0, on Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field.

These are examples of how the parents expressed their goals for the treatment: "to put an end to Oscar's biting and fighting", "to feel confident as a mother of my baby", "to help Anna to concentrate on one thing" or "to be able to communicate with Alan without constant trouble".

Foreign affairs gave him constant trouble.