Sentence examples for have troubles with from inspiring English sources
Most of these women have troubles with their men, but nothing they can't handle.
Like other women, the nuns, who ranged from their 50's to their 80's, have troubles with obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis and heart disease.
Tony, via email From the book that no-one ever talks about – I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew – which cautions against running away from your problems: Now my troubles are going to have troubles with me.
In court papers the estate says that Ms. Kristal voluntarily signed over ownership to her former husband in January 2005, just as CBGB was beginning to have troubles with its landlord over unpaid rent, which ultimately led to the club's closing.
Everybody needs them, but you generally want to conceal them, and when you have troubles with them, it gets embarrassing.
However, we ensured that, although they did not use Java frequently, they did not have troubles with the language during the implementation of the exercises.
