Sentence examples for know the trouble from inspiring English sources

They know the trouble we're in".

There are five kinds of "don't know"; the trouble is, we can't be certain how many people belong to each group.

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1964P. 25 Overheard in a lower-Broadway elevator, chesterfield to British warm: "You want to know the trouble with Stewart?

Some time later he met Cage's agent, who told him, as Figgis relates: "'You know the trouble with that movie, Mike?

"You know, the trouble is," said the King eventually, "that no one in Sussex reads the papers or listens to the wireless in weather like this.

"They know the trouble that would be coming for them in Libya," he said, but added, "When they feel the regime is going to fall, then you'll begin to hear many stories".

"You know the troubles that can happen here in Glasgow - and I'm a Glaswegian.

Now, those who do not suffer would not know the troubles of those that suffer, and the people over there have close kinship with Turkey.

I know the troubles that come with sporting retirement are well documented, and rightly so, but I can say I'm content.

"I know the troubles of Pakistan seem very far away from Americans," he said.

Groh knows the trouble he's in.