Sentence examples for following trouble from inspiring English sources

Trouble is following trouble at the Tennessee Valley Authority, the last major landmark of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal.

Aardman Animations has laid off 90 staff working on its current production Tortoise vs Hare following trouble with the film's script and direction.

A mob firebombed a Nottingham police station and college, with more than 90 troublemakers arrested, while in Leicester officers arrested 13 people following trouble in the city centre.

Arsenal's victory was, however, somewhat overshadowed following trouble caused by Napoli fans as they vandalised the Piebury Corner cafe on Holloway Road en route to the Emirates Stadium, with a man hospitalised following a cut to the head.

"It was a very emotional day for him, but maybe the occasion got to him a little bit". South Wales police confirmed that three supporters were arrested following trouble after the match, which included a stand-off between Cardiff and Arsenal fans at the final whistle.

The result, and Niang's broken toe that will keep him out for six weeks, was overshadowed by the three-and-a-half-year jail sentence handed by a Spanish court to L'OM fan Santos Mirasierra following trouble in the Atlético-Marseille match back in October.

Last year, Izvestia, which reported the story about the threat to St Basil's, was bought by state-owned Gazprom, following troubles the paper had with the Kremlin over its coverage of the Beslan terrorist attack.

The English striker, who scored in the 3-1 home defeat by Barcelona after coming on as a substitute following hamstring trouble, is struggling with the same problem.

Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire) 7.24pm: News has come through that over 50 people have died following crowd trouble during and Al Masry v Al Ahly game in Port Said, Egypt.

Legia Warsaw have been declared 3-0 winners over Kukesi after last week's Europa League qualifier in Albania was abandoned early in the second half following crowd trouble.

It meant that Didier Zokora was the only defensive-minded player in a midfield welcoming back the playmaker Luka Modric following knee trouble.