Sentence examples for had this trouble from inspiring English sources

We never had this trouble with Ali G or Borat.

People privileged to see the Larger Picture have always had this trouble with the language.

He'd had this trouble with Arden a few times before, but he'd assumed that it would pass once the anxieties of getting married were behind them.

Joe Gidner, its punctilious chronicler, is an absolutely typical Carr specimen, a bruised and purposeless twentysomething who, having "had this trouble and left theological college", answers a newspaper ad and finds himself living in the village schoolmaster's house, where he combines the writing of greetings-card verses with looking after his host's invalid wife.

The Jets have had this trouble before with the running game during the three-game losing streak in early November that prompted Groh to criticize the offensive line; trouble with the defense during that losing streak; and nearly constant trouble with special teams.

"We've had this trouble for a long time," said Hamilton, who suffered the first of six on-track tyre failures, all of them at more than 100mph, some of them at nearly twice that.

"I've never had this much trouble finding a job as I have now," he said.

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We've had significant trouble with this in the past.

This time, she had no trouble with it.

"I had trouble believing this was possible.