Sentence examples for in trouble he needs from inspiring English sources

Like many boys in trouble, he needs desperately to hide his shame that he's falling apart inside.

If Romney picks either of them it will suggest he thinks his campaign is in trouble and he needs to shake things up.

Sam's in trouble, and he needs Nathan's help to discover the whereabouts of the incredible horde of riches accumulated by Henry Every, or Avery as he's called here, an infamous 17th century pirate (who you can look up and everything).

"When C.E.O.'s are in trouble, they need someone wise like Harvey to talk to," Mr. Greenhill said.

Chaney said he kept Houston in the game for 49 minutes because Van Horn was in foul trouble and he needed Houston to guard Tracy McGrady.

He is in trouble and needs about seventy-five dollars to get his cab which they kept when he was jailed for shooting crap.

"It was obvious that Jason was in trouble and that he needed stability.

The woman was the attacker's third victim, but all Mr. Fayette knew was that she was in trouble and that he needed to help her and also protect his son.

With the economy in such trouble, he argues, America needs a corporate troubleshooter in the White House, not a former community organiser.

But he has made no real trouble, in part, recently, because he needs People's Party help to control the Catalan parliament.

Maybe the company is in trouble and needs to know how to deal with a crisis.