Sentence examples for having troubles with from inspiring English sources
"A couple of the others said they were having troubles with nightmares.
"There's no big risk for sailors having troubles with illnesses and such things".
Mr. Obama's chief strategist for combating weapons of mass destruction, Gary Samore, sidestepped a Stuxnet question at a recent conference about Iran, but added with a smile: "I'm glad to hear they are having troubles with their centrifuge machines, and the U.S. and its allies are doing everything we can to make it more complicated".
But as its director, Natalia Baleato, a 53-year-old who fled Chile during the Pinochet regime, explained to Ms. Amara, Baby-Loup is having troubles with the state for working on Sundays — an example of how the powerful and centralized French state can get in its own way.
The former neurologist said: "I am having troubles with walking.
Who do you call when your having troubles with your PC? Austin, Tex.-based startup All.com, which launches its online technology support Web site on Dec. 15, hopes that its low prices and sophisticated online diagnostic technology will win your business.
Having trouble with wave band".
Having trouble with your boss?
