Sentence examples for from further trouble from inspiring English sources

But Constantine was saved from further trouble when the Byzantine emperor Anastasius II deposed Philippicus and restored orthodoxy in 713.

During the second inning, he walked the bases loaded and gave up a run-scoring single to shortstop Justin Sellers, the No. 8 batter, before an inning-ending double play rescued the Mets from further trouble.

Now, many Bay Area residents wonder what will become of the troll, whose powers are said to have protected the bridge, and the 280,000 cars that cross it daily, from further troubles.

The training ground was sold first and the stadium eventually followed - and that has proved a hindrance to more recent attempts to rescue the English club from further troubles.

Following the terrible earthquake in 1975, Unesco did a lot of work to protect pagodas from further troubles but the organization became disgusted with the cheap and inaccurate restoration conducted by the government, and finally pulled out.

And he acknowledged the potential for further trouble.

Both brothers, then aged 24 and 21, had withdrawn from the scene, according to Jengba, to distance themselves from any further trouble as more people arrived.

That means only those who live here may now enter, an effort to prevent outside settlers from causing further trouble.

His mother told the Wall Street Journal she had encouraged her son's study of the Koran to keep him from getting into further trouble.

We had no further trouble from him.

That dismissal brought De Villiers to the wicket and he and Amla averted further trouble from the remaining 10 balls of the session.