Sentence examples for it means trouble from inspiring English sources
"And now he knows it means trouble".
You just know that it means trouble, on many levels.
When the meter starts twirling, it means trouble on earth demanding the intervention of the Care Bears.
Spanish investment in Chile's two main banks, telecoms and electricity industries, is large.However the affair ends, it means trouble for the government.
If private equity funds can't consistently beat the overall market it means trouble for the underfunded pension plans that have loaded up on these high-cost investments.
Yes, this was the answer, but it meant trouble for me.
But Farooq Tariq, a human rights activist long accustomed to helping hapless civilians through Pakistani disasters, knew it meant trouble.
When you'd get a group of six guys like that away from their wives for the weekend, it meant trouble.
That is exactly what Woods did, and from the moment Woods's name appeared on the leader board, his opponents knew it meant trouble.
It's just what you dream about.' When we arrived in the square there, people saw us, and a couple of people went running immediately into this house — this was a club, you know, where he was playing — because I guess every time they saw white people it meant trouble of some kind, you know.
