Sentence examples for in a trouble from inspiring English sources
"A young woman in a trouble spot, that's the first element people appreciated, but the death of Maria Grazia showed Italy that danger is not far from us," Mr. Ermini said.
In a "Trouble" press junket, for which Roberts did back-to-back interviews for two days, Disney lauded her performance.
Just as you didn't and can't select how your body distributes fat, you can't get rid of fat in a trouble area by only working that area.
Not wanting to admit that I was in a trouble that he could not fix, he sought out experts and demanded they bend to his will.
The Taliban official said the first meeting in early September "went positively and was held in a trouble-free atmosphere" in which Akhund sat face to face with Mohammed Masoom Stanekzai, Afghanistan's intelligence chief.
Last Monday, Scioscia was just another Southern California driver trying to outsmart traffic during a commute that spanned three counties and four freeways and delivered him to the stadium in a trouble-free 75 minutes.
Symonds's conversation on the commercial station Triple M was the latest episode in a trouble-strewn season in which he was dropped from the Australia side for missing training, shoulder-charged a streaker while batting and had a slanging match in a Brisbane pub.
American financial firms are taking the plunge in a troubled Europe despite problems of their own.
More trade also will be a stabilizing factor in a trouble-plagued relationship between the United States and China that many believe holds the key to Asia's long-term destiny.
His departure leaves Somerset in a little trouble.
