Sentence examples for get no trouble from inspiring English sources

But they get no trouble these days.

There are plenty of big egos in the United dressing room, but Ferguson knew he would get no trouble from Park over the decision.

In 1967, Ali refused to go to Vietnam, famously announcing to the press, "I ain't got no trouble with them Vietcong.

Ben Abbes, Houellebecq writes, gets no trouble from "the last of the soixante-huitards, those progressive mummified corpses — extinct in the wider world — who managed to hang on in the citadels of the media".

Ben Abbes, Houellebecq writes, gets no trouble from "the last of the soixante-huitards, those progressive mummified corpses extinct in the wider world who managed to hang on in the citadels of the media".

Graduates of leading conservatories have no trouble getting the notes right; getting the style right is another matter.

"All during the trouble they get no rewards, but they endure the stress and strain.

Kabul's heroin addicts have no trouble getting a fix.

Certainly, Ugandans have no trouble getting it down.

Incumbents have no trouble getting on the evening news.

He thinks he will have no trouble getting tickets.