Sentence examples for consumed by trouble from inspiring English sources

The film is about a high school consumed by trouble that gets the football team involved in a program called Play It Smart, which is now in more than 130 schools nationwide.

There are cases, of course, when trees are consumed by trouble and euthanasia is a matter of safety, like when a doomed tree looms undependably over a backyard swing set.

Bono, for his part, had become so consumed by its troubles following his performance at the 1985 concert that he had become something approaching an international statesmen on the issue.

Impassioned congressional town hall events that marked consideration of the House bill in the spring are drawing notably less media coverage as reporters have grown consumed by Trump's legal troubles.

On Tuesday, England's politically minded supporters were so consumed by their considered views on the Troubles that their other staple subject-matter, the second world war, did not get a look-in.

Attenborough is 80 next year and does admit to having trouble remembering names, but remains "consumed by the movies.

Johnson said the young pitcher had become consumed by the controversy and had acknowledged he was having trouble sleeping as he contemplated the impending shutdown.

For we are consumed by Thine anger and by Thy wrath are we troubled.

Mr. Horta-Osorio said he was so consumed by turning around the ailing British bank that he had trouble sleeping.

Mr. Horta-Osório said he was so consumed by turning around the ailing British bank that he had trouble sleeping.

That is one big reason that America's oceans are in such trouble -- their estuaries polluted, their shorelines consumed by development, their once abundant fish populations in free fall.