Sentence examples for finger trouble from inspiring English sources

Possible finger trouble in the pit stop?

Finger trouble, he told the twitterati who were quick off the mark with their congratulations.

After starting the tour in Bradman's first-choice team, a bloodied callus on his spinning finger troubled McCool.

Hoogendoorn claims he can hold the umbrella with only two fingers without trouble in winds up to 40 mph.

I am old now, and my fingers have trouble undoing the knots in strings; these days, I allow what has been lost to fill what Schulz calls the Valley of Lost Things.

I could have saved my fingers the trouble of typing and your eyes the trouble of reading.

Now, Ms. Gordon, 73, a retired travel writer and tour guide, is still at it, practicing 45 minutes a day despite morning stiffness in her fingers, difficulty memorizing music and trouble with the subtleties of rhythm.

Even England's best fielder doesn't fancy the catch, though he makes an effort and gets a bruised finger for his troubles as the ball whistles away to the ropes.

With time dwindling for him to gain an edge in the presidential race and with an outbreak of finger-pointing signaling trouble in his campaign, Mitt Romney plans to begin an offensive this week, his aides said, seeking to give voters a clearer picture of where he wants to take the country.

I've been pretty pleased with this vehicle and it has been (fingers crossed) completely trouble free.

As the bar started to proceed I lightly ('lightly') touched a couple of fingers to the trouble area and the progress bar froze.