Sentence examples for does the trouble from inspiring English sources

Only gradually does the trouble that unites these three people in paralysis become patent: for Vera once had a disabled sister, Mona, who was found dead one day 14 years earlier, presumably killed by a startled intruder.

Nor does the trouble lie in the fact that the samples are small: multiply all the numbers by 1000 and the puzzle remains.

How soon did the trouble start?

How did the trouble begin?

'For an Irish actor, doing the Troubles is like doing Lear.

Although she left Ireland (as so many did, including Joyce, Beckett and O'Casey), Ireland never left her, nor did the Troubles.

The Daily Express and Daily Star no longer matter and nor does the Daily Mirror trouble him nowadays.

But what do you do with the trouble that lies behind it?

Does the animal have trouble breathing?

O'Reilly insists (implausibly, but he does take the trouble) that he is ideologically unclassifiable.

The cartoons, in other words, did not cause the trouble.