Sentence examples for did trouble from inspiring English sources
Point taken, the home side stepped forward and did trouble Barça's vulnerable defense.
One issue that New Yorkers said did trouble them was the war in Iraq.
However, one ingeniously cheeky round – I shan't say who set it but it wasn't me – did trouble the competitors.
Still, slavery did trouble Sherman in one way: He grew increasingly worried that the political fight over it would threaten the stability of the Union.
Susan Werner's "Did Trouble Me," whose narrator regrets the years wasted not heeding his conscience, sounds like a spiritual cry in the wilderness.
The numbers of operations carried out by Dr Neary in the late 1970s did trouble one matron but her concerns went unheeded.
"Those allegations certainly do trouble me," he said.
What clearly does trouble him is the radically disproportionate arrests and incarcerations for marijuana among minorities.
But how typical was that response, and at what point does trouble begin for seabirds?
These people don't make trouble.
