Sentence examples for courting trouble from inspiring English sources

Courting Trouble?

China is also courting trouble.

Monitoring these phenomena without complete understanding is courting trouble.

To upset Greater London's furthest reaches is courting trouble.

On this evidence, NIH has given up protesting – it's only courting trouble.

Courting Trouble by Kathy Lette (Bantam Press, £14.99) is out now.

Like many politicians, Mr. Obama courts trouble when he's riding high.

It also reflects shifting alliances between American Jews, Arabs and blacks.Since September 11th, Ms McKinney has seemed to court trouble.

For decades, Mr. Hirschfeld, 80, has courted trouble and defied crisis.

He courted trouble and was whacked by the U.S.T.A. like Goran Ivanisevic serving to a pre-teen.

In making the company more like himself -- brash and impetuous -- Mr. Welch also courted trouble at times.