Sentence examples for involve trouble from inspiring English sources

Then and now, they offer sports, tutoring, crafts, opportunities for fun that do not involve trouble.

Even when the show wobbled a bit, as with a story line involving trouble in Joel and Julia's marriage that didn't always make sense, it always righted itself and kept your faith.

They do and they don't in Deborah Yarchun's "FreezeFrame," an ambitious if somewhat opaque play with disconnected scenes involving troubled college students.

In any case, patients with flulike symptoms that turn severe or involve breathing trouble are in urgent need of medical care.

In view of the proximity of the Kingdom of God, it was considered not worthwhile to marry; and marriage was seen to involve unnecessary troubles: "I want you to be free from anxieties" (1 Corinthians 7 32).

Because these children are already well-known to police it is assumed they're involved whenever trouble is reported.

The operation was intended to round up people police believed might have been involved in trouble during the main G20 protests the previous day.

With the help of Nathan Lane as the high school's drama teacher and Greg Kinnear as the playwright's father, putting on the production leads almost everyone involved into trouble.

Rioters outside London, where the use of BlackBerry Messenger to spread information on riot locations was less common, said the TV news had encouraged then to get involved in trouble and fuelled the spread of the riots.

Stockport say the fans involved in trouble during Saturday's game at Kidderminster have "damaged the reputation of their supporters".

At the morning police briefing, there was discussion of intelligence on "risk fans" (police-speak for people who may cause or get involved in trouble), as well as a potted history of Millwall and their form in the league.