Sentence examples for gave trouble from inspiring English sources

His balloon also gave trouble.

The Lesser Antilles, earlier passed over by Spain in favour of the larger islands, lay open to any colonizer, though their ferocious Carib inhabitants sometimes gave trouble.

Once again the drone tank gave trouble, and bogged in the crater, but the soil samples were retrieved by the backup drone tank.

I still gave trouble to the speakers, the single-speaker cabinet, because it was twisting, and the reason why it was twisting was because when I was picking on my string like Gene Krupa plays sticks on his drum, I was doing that on my string, I'm playing drums.

Fibrous bands in the side of the mouth gave trouble and these were stretched, divided by tenotomy and the external wound finally closed.

Also gave troubled online brokerage E-Trade a $2.6 billion boost.

"Did she give trouble?" "Trouble?" Kinsella says.

Many of his buildings have given trouble.

One of the areas giving trouble was the ventilation of the engine oiling system.

It's the next part that may give trouble ('... who is neither tarnished nor afraid...'...

But Chelsea knew that its patience and muscularity had given trouble through the years to Barcelona's finesse.