Sentence examples for had the same troubles from inspiring English sources

Though in the West Bronx along the Harlem River, it had the same troubles that gave the South Bronx notoriety: crime, drugs and arson.

Katie, the Buyhandpicked personal shopper who picked up my request, had the same troubles as me initially — especially as I'd set the budget to a non-lavish sub-£50.

My father probably had the same trouble with me.

Then Dr. McMillan learned that 4 other people in Jacobson's town of Valley Springs (pop. 801) had the same trouble he had.

I had the same trouble, while staying with a friend in Kyoto, when I insisted on lying down after lunch.

Our landlord owns a building up the street whose tenants have had the same trouble we have had in getting repairs.

"Every Georgian president, when he has tried to build a Georgian state, has had the same trouble with Russia, unfortunately," said Giga Bokeria, a deputy foreign minister.

"Bird – that's why we called him that, he used to squeak on reed a lot – and Trane had the same trouble.

Gray said Friday that he thought that Homestead would sell out the race, although he added that he had the same trouble selling tickets that track officials elsewhere had encountered because of the economic downturn.

The event, like the show, was a love fest, and you had to wonder if Loriot hadn't had the same trouble tasking himself with critical questions as he did putting any to his subject, who was playing to a rapt audience.

"Joe's mother, for instance, I can't call her any of the things I call my own mother, and what is there left?" The waiter who appeared to be mixing the salad, remarked, "I had the same trouble when I became engaged, Miss.