Sentence examples for have trouble on from inspiring English sources

"If we had a bad product, then we'd have trouble on our hands".

The MetroStars will have trouble on defense if Lothar Matthaus cannot play this week.

It is when the Rangers do not gain the zone that they have trouble on the power play.

"The idea is to get motorists who have trouble on their way and eliminate secondary accidents," he said.

Danson showed up, and it quickly became clear that he was going to have trouble on camera.

It's a terrific perk to let them take a 'mental health day.' Sneaking out -- I think you have trouble on your hands".

As Rosamond recalled, one of them commented that the women must have had trouble on the ride home: "It was all written in the snow".

Chicago was also having trouble on defense.

Both had trouble on Capitol Hill.

-David, a tourist from Turkey - we will deal with his lack of a last name later - had trouble on the trip into Manhattan.

Bartels was keen to note that StumbleUpon is not having trouble on the top-line part of its income statement.