Sentence examples for hours of trouble from inspiring English sources

After all, a man like Harlow Russ, the bomb engineer, could have spared him thousands of hours of trouble simply by explaining how the device worked.

On Wednesday, I arrived at three o'clock, and instantly heard incessant chatter about what had happened the previous day: about six hours of trouble involving between 50 and 100 young people, who smashed windows with bricks, and tried to barricade High Street using a van and a Range Rover, which were set on fire.

Stanford tax guru Joseph Bankman notes that this sum would overcompensate almost all taxpayers; someone getting that much for 40 hours of trouble would be getting $75 an hour.

He was consoled by being allowed to paint and also by the fact that his wife, who had divorced him two years earlier for having voted for the death of the King, now loyally returned in his hour of trouble and remarried him, on this occasion for good.

Within 48 hours of the trouble, this so-called commander had attained a number of goals.

But they did say they had been in extensive contact with officials of FirstEnergy, the utility whose lines were failing to the north, during roughly an hour of escalating trouble.

"I got a 40-hour-week worth of trouble to drown".

But at the appointed hour, the Time of Trouble shall end.

The Northampton full-back was celebrating his club's league win over Wasps in central London in the early hours of Monday when trouble flared.

The two tools that will save you countless hours of headache and trouble is an up to date road atlas and a metal six inch ruler, both stored in the glove compartment of your car.

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