Sentence examples for have been trouble from inspiring English sources
There'd have been trouble if I'd fallen off.
He was an experiment within an experiment and that should have been trouble for Sim Bhullar.
And there have been trouble spots at O since its first days.
In the current environment, those things would have been investigated zealously, and there might have been trouble.
They might have managed to contain it within the walls of the bunker they have built around themselves, but there would have been trouble deep within the camp.
As the Rio Olympics get under way against a backdrop of financial, political and medical fears, David Goldblatt's The Games: A Global History of the Olympics has reminded reviewers that few Olympiads have been trouble free.
This week Bank of Scotland announced a 12% rise in first-half profits.Not all its recent ventures have been trouble-free.
I count myself as lucky that I was diagnosed at 20 and have been trouble-free through to 30 due to surgery and an IUD.
Bernstein's tenure, till 1969, may not have been trouble-free, but it was certainly dynamic, as the Philharmonic took on a more adventurous repertoire and attracted a younger and more vibrant audience.Latterly, however, caution and tradition seem to have returned.
At a news conference this morning, representatives for the advocacy groups said they wanted the housing authority to start a program to adequately help families forced to move as the authority continues its huge job of razing the housing projects that have been trouble-ridden, crumbling eyesores for decades.
