Sentence examples similar to last-second troubles from inspiring English sources
REBOUNDS Even before Sunday's last-second mental blunder, Charlotte center ELDEN CAMPBELL was in trouble with his coach, PAUL SILAS.
First, he underestimated the ability of key officials in New York and Washington to intervene at the last second when trouble in far-off markets threatened prosperity and stability at home.
She notes how many authors have trouble with the last third of a book, sometimes, she believes, because they are simply running out of money to live on.
The last third of the film takes place in the last year, where China's current economic troubles have pushed her to the brink of financial ruin.
It was his first "trouble with the police," but certainly not his last.
Welles is said to have brought on much of the trouble himself by continually making changes, usually at the last second.
And at last, Thousandth: Millesimus.
However, in the last few decades of the twentieth century, troubles hit.
His lapse lasted just seconds and probably wouldn't have troubled his patients.
Apart from maybe the last 90 seconds of the last round, Groves didn't really look in trouble throughout the fight.
