Sentence examples for course trouble from inspiring English sources

After the second round on a windy course, trouble came when Hill was asked what the course lacked.

As is a feature of this course, trouble duly arrived; Woods missed the fairway at the 16th, which triggered a double-bogey six.

Of course, trouble with getting community college students to graduate isn't necessarily new.

Of course, trouble and pleasure are constant visitors on the micro level (stubbed toes and flowers) and the macro (an awesome Pope and drowning refugees).

The photographic evidence of Miller's times and positions along the course troubled him.

Of course, troubled friendships are far less likely to lead to depression or suicide than troubled marriages are.

After having been woken up by a bad dream, your mind is of course troubled, but your body may also be tense and stressed.

By Sunday evening, his off-the-course troubles seemed to be an afterthought.

Meanwhile, Lara Gut shrugged off recent off-course troubles to win a women's World Cup super-G race on Sunday for her second career victory.

The 29-year-old looked out of sorts in demeanour, with the key question whether that was a consequence of his on-course troubles or the cause of them.

This was the first win that showed his ability to put aside off-course troubles and it kick-started his stellar summer.