Sentence examples for kind of troubles from inspiring English sources
But there's something about you that kind of troubles me — I mean, that would worry me, if you were really my son.
It kind of troubles me that when my generation sees me, they see me as this rich kid who was given this settlement.
"There are startups which want to show the world that no matter what kind of troubles there are, they are willing to take the risk and really put themselves in the game," explained the event's project manager Mia Kemppaala.
"This factory as a whole should survive no matter what kind of troubles there are," he said from his office in the historic old town here, his famous mustache still dipping below the corners of his mouth.
Apparently to keep any of the other big brokerage houses from running into the kind of troubles seen by Bear Stearns, the central bank also created a new loan facility that seems aimed at them.
He thought he was in some kind of trouble.
"What kind of trouble was she not getting in?
"Unfortunately, there's that kind of trouble everywhere," she said.
She is clearly in some kind of trouble.
"The talk and suspicion is kind of troubling.
