Sentence examples for having trouble leaving from inspiring English sources

Even after 18 months I was having trouble leaving the undercover persona behind.

And if you're having trouble leaving, we'll send up 10,000 marines to help you pack".

One lawyer familiar with the commission's work said the governor's aides were having trouble leaving it to its job.

But my diagnosis boiled down to this: I was, according to a shrink, "having trouble leaving my work at work".

In 1981, Mr. Koval helped out a New Orleans businessman who was having trouble leaving the country, but who eventually did — using a passport in Mr. Koval's name.

When there's good I'm celebrating or when there's heartache I'm having trouble leaving behind.

"Home is not always a place you have trouble leaving".

She has been so distraught over Ashley's death that she has trouble leaving the house.

Mr. Zhang said he had trouble leaving for the competition in 2008, when he was still living in Shanghai.

Paul, like most movie criminals, has trouble leaving the thug life behind and finds himself indentured to a brutish nightclub owner named Marchand Olivier Gourmett).

Mr. Putin said that had the band caused offense in Israel, it would have had trouble leaving the country, and that worse would have happened had it insulted Islam in the predominantly Muslim Caucasus.