Sentence examples for having the same troubles from inspiring English sources

Moreover, I see others having the same troubles -- unnecessary troubles.

It's about him struggling to fit in at his new school after returning to the U.S., and how, in an effort to be less of an outcast, he made a victim out of someone who was having the same troubles he was.

If you do, you wind up having the same trouble as Starbucks.

I heard from one of my best Bruce-loving buddies that he was having the same trouble--the songs wouldn't play.

Further, McClung said while his wife's mask was providing her with a stream of oxygen-dense air, his was not working at all and he thought others were having the same trouble.

Though in the West Bronx along the Harlem River, it had the same troubles that gave the South Bronx notoriety: crime, drugs and arson.

Katie, the Buyhandpicked personal shopper who picked up my request, had the same troubles as me initially — especially as I'd set the budget to a non-lavish sub-£50.

But as many Muslim activists highlighted, the diversity of Muslim communities across the country means that not all Muslims perceive the same level of Islamophobia in politics or have the same troubles with pieces of legislation brought about by the Conservatives.

In America, even overwhelmingly black forces have the same trouble.

My father probably had the same trouble with me.

Younger children generally do not have the same trouble adjusting to early-morning start times.