Sentence examples for early troubles from inspiring English sources

He settled down after his early troubles, but he lasted only four and a third innings.

There were early troubles, too; notably, the colt was especially hard to break.

The similarities between Mr. Dunlap's early troubles and those he faces today are striking.

Washburn was a memory by then, but his early troubles had doomed the Angels.

The noise level can be a bit high, as can the prices; the early troubles with timing are disquieting.

His passion in the courtroom recalls Gypo Nolan, the antihero of Liam O'Flaherty's classic novel "The Informer," set in the treacherous days of the early Troubles.

Misch, meanwhile, ran into early trouble, giving up two runs in the first inning.

HORSE: Consolidator TRAINER: D. Wayne Lukas JOCKEY Rafael Bejaranoo Had early trouble in the Blue Grass, but he still came up short.

"I was a little too eager to get this team out of the way," Batista said of his early trouble.

The dramatic finish was necessary because, for the first time this season, Harvey got himself into early trouble.

In Chicago, a Bears team overlooked because of its early trouble protecting quarterback Jay Cutler proved worthy of the N.F.C.