Sentence examples for given no trouble from inspiring English sources

The punch line, of course, is that he was given no trouble, and welcomed to vote.

In the Tombs, Roberts had given no trouble, and his file there says he was "friendly, quiet, coöperative, and cheerful in spite of the fact that he expects to go to the electric chair".

"I hope this girl will give no trouble".

For the rest of his life he gave no trouble to the English government.

The mob gave no trouble to Sciascia when he wrote The Day of the Owl.

In the lunatic asylum of Bedlam – where the Imperial War Museum now stands – he remained cheerful, drew imaginatively and gave no trouble.

I am told he lives quietly here and gives no trouble at all".

On the few days that I was able to send him to school, his teacher reported that although not himself, he gave no trouble and quietly played or kept to himself.

As the expert declarer acknowledged afterwards, any orthodox lead would have given him no trouble at all.

So Mr Cameron will miss Lord Strathclyde, I am told, above all because under him, the Lords has not given No 10 much trouble.

She ends by telling of her most memorable pupil who was "special" and "never any trouble," later a cashier at a supermarket who "gives no one trouble today either" and "has the same smile for everyone".