Sentence examples for historic trouble from inspiring English sources

García's infamous and historic trouble arrives with the putter but, in Thursday's interrupted first round, it was wild and wayward play elsewhere which undermined what he was trying to achieve.

A CRITIC AT LARGE about Princess Diana and the British monarchy's other historic troubles with princesses.

The New Yorker, September 15 , 1997P. 62 A CRITIC AT LARGE about Princess Diana and the British monarchy's other historic troubles with princesses.

Pursuing prosecutions for historic Troubles killings is only leading victims down a false path, a former NI secretary of state has said.

The group, Northern Ireland Crown Forces Veterans for Justice, opposes an amnesty for terrorists and backs a statute of limitations to ensure that no former soldiers or police officers are charged with historic Troubles related offences.

Mere hours after Donald Trump was declared president-elect, the US Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, announced that the GOP-controlled Senate would prioritize repealing the historic, yet troubled, act.

Honduras: Voters face historic choice against troubled backdrop.

That would be really historic and worth the trouble".

Normally, presidents who are in trouble exploit historic foreign policy moments to associate themselves with the majesty of their office and demonstrate their seriousness of purpose.

Denis Bradley, a former secret envoy between the IRA and the UK government and ex-chair of a consultative group investigating Northern Ireland's past, has argued that putting the PSNI into the historic prosecutions from the Troubles is "polluting" policing in the region.

Voting in the historic election was mostly trouble-free, despite religious tensions fanned by Buddhist nationalists whose actions intimidated Myanmar's Muslim minority in the run-up to the poll.