Sentence examples for had a trouble from inspiring English sources

Erdogan has long had a trouble in defining terrorism.

I've mostly had a trouble-free life.

In June it had a trouble-free Willie Nelson concert benefiting the Montauk Playhouse.

Jeter had surgery in October to repair his broken ankle and had a trouble-free rehabilitation until last week, when his ankle soreness raised alarms.

He has had a trouble-free season, apart from a crash at Tirreno-Adriatico, and has notched up 13 wins already.

Perhaps I am unusually incompetent, but I have almost never had a trouble-free encounter with one of these machines, provoking the inevitable accusation of "unexpected item in the bagging area!".

"We had a trouble-free Friday, which is the most important thing, especially at a track like this where you need to get into a rhythm with all the quick corners following each other," said Vettel.

Records indicate that Ms. Villia and her ex-husband had a troubled history together.

But the team got the car running properly by the end of the session, and Button ended up 0.411secs off the pace of Alonso, who had a trouble-free run.

Hamilton had a troubled session.

Lotus also had a troubled session.