Sentence examples for have big trouble from inspiring English sources

"If Russian Ministry of the Interior troops would invade Finland," he said, "we would have big trouble".

Knoblauch may have big trouble with his arm but he knows how to get around with his legs.

But he's saying, 'We have big trouble, and I want them to come back and think about this with me,' " he added.

So if foreigners, especially governments, stop buying Treasurys, there could be trouble in our bond market, and if they unload what they now have, big trouble.

"We could have big troubles," said Abdul Rahim al-Shimmari, a Sunni who heads the local council's security committee.

A government that spends and borrows without the kind of limits that would govern an ordinary family is going to have big troubles.

"Mr. Freeh, you know well that if I were to say yes, I would have big troubles in Italy," he answered.

Ron Mueck Giant woman in giant bed wonders why her world got so small; little couple spooning have big troubles ahead; and man in boat wonders where he left his clothes.

If you skip to consult a doctor you may have big troubles in the near future.

"These companies have had big trouble finding people who simply want to learn stuff".

Still others had big trouble with his self-consciously cosmic literary style.