Sentence examples for had troubles in from inspiring English sources

I've had troubles in my career, but the fans can relate.

Scarcely had troubles in Mauretania and in the Danubian regions been settled when Egypt declared itself independent under the usurper Achilleus.

Another top technology hedge fund manager, Daniel C. Benton, also had troubles in April but has profited over all this year.

Stephanie acknowledges that she might have had troubles in life regardless of her association with ballet and the book, but says her experience as a child no doubt contributed to her depression later in life.

Because she had had troubles in school, her mother had sent Tysha to live with her grandmother in North Carolina, friends of the family said, but she missed home and returned.

In the twelve and a half years since I began the book, I have got to know enough people who have had troubles in their lives — a woman whose mother committed suicide, a man whose child is a drug addict — that I can now see my own suffering as ordinary, just part of what it means to be a human being.

On the contrary, users do not choose it if they have trouble in learning it.

Men who have trouble in, well, the boner department, are thought to need more yang.

I had had trouble in medical school.

He had trouble in the class.

Seth had trouble in his new school.