Sentence examples for definitely in trouble from inspiring English sources

Faced with two such claims, the field is definitely in trouble.

This is unfortuante news for the beleaguered camera company, which is most definitely in trouble.

[When the new season begins,] she's definitely in trouble.

They're definitely in trouble, and they need to play some very good baseball over the next couple months in order to make the playoffs, but it is more than possible.

When their collaboration with 2014 breakthrough star Kiesza premiered on BBC Radio 1 last week, host Zane Lowe tried to press the two to commit to future plans, but they both demured, indicating that their bromance was definitely in trouble.

When their collaboration with 2014 breakthrough star Kiesza premiered on BBC Radio 1 last week, host Zane Lowe tried to press the two to commit to future plans, but they both demured, indicating that their bromance was definitely in trouble. .

Magowan added, "They sweep us in Arizona, we definitely are in trouble".

Although it didn't offend me, I'm sure that some residents may have found his language offensive and, if reported him to the council he worked for he would have definitely been in trouble.

Against the very, very good national sides we would definitely be in trouble playing this way.

That said, there are lots of things on the dark web that will definitely not get you in trouble.

JF: I don't want to say anything that might get me in trouble....but definitely this guy.