Sentence examples for gone through troubles from inspiring English sources

The Times has gone through troubles before and come out fine.

Having earned wealth and standing in the 18th century, the family was well established in Aleppo, although they had gone through troubles: a relative of Francis, Butrus Marrash, was martyred by Greek Orthodox fundamentalists in April 1818.

Having earned wealth and standing in the 18th century, the family was well established in Aleppo, although they had gone through troubles: a relative of Maryana, Butrus Marrash, was martyred by Greek Orthodox fundamentalists in April 1818.

But the key to finding a great investment is some investment that has gone through trouble and then survived and then grew again.

"Some people have to go through troubles and get married late in life," he said, "and I'm one of them".

Millions of couples go through troubles; holding the Clintons up as having made some kind of opportunistic adjustment to their marriage is specious considering the wide range of adaptations common (and necessary) to millions of marriages.

As for families, most of children with DS go through troubles during vowel and consonant production, omit sounds or syllables in words, and change the place of sounds in a word.

I know he's gone through some troubles, like we all have.

The owners have gone through considerable trouble to appear uncompromising, and a quick return to the negotiating table following the players' legal maneuver would seemingly betray that stance.

"The question now becomes whether evolution has gone through the trouble of selecting for these particular patterns more than once," he said.

I'm so glad that I didn't know about it because I would never have gone through the trouble of writing up this pitch.