Sentence examples for four trouble from inspiring English sources
The building is home to around 700 migrants and refugees, including families, from four trouble spots of north-eastern Africa: Eritrea, Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia.
The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens, read by David Timson (32hrs unabridged, Naxos, £75) It is a lot of money, but it's also a lot of wonderfully funny stories, brilliantly read, about four trouble-prone Victorian gents pontificating, spooning, wining, dining, trundling about in stage coaches and meeting characters only Dickens could imagine and bring to vivid life.
One trouble with a cough,.
Later he was bothered by tendon trouble.
But for all three, trouble followed.
One trouble is the dearth of alternative routes.
One trouble with ivory is its unpredictable behavior.
One trouble with "beggar thy neighbor" is that the neighbors don't like it.
One trouble in many jobs is that workers feel underappreciated or completely unappreciated, Mr. Cohen said.
One trouble with the argument that no cash was involved was that in practice it was far from true.
On Election day, Mr. Abrams will cruise from one trouble spot to another, accompanied by 2 police lieutenants.
