Sentence examples for light trouble from inspiring English sources
Until the light trouble we've been getting into becomes heavier.
The few details that did come to light troubled Barofsky.
When lighting trouble delays the interview, Mr. Baron Cohen strips to his underwear.
In the physics of relativity, an object under constant acceleration can reach, say, ninety-five per cent of the speed of light without trouble; above ninety-nine per cent, however, the object's mass begins to approach infinity, and so does the force needed to propel it farther.
The plot is the usual midlevel commercial comedy mishmash: a clear, easily digested and wildly implausible concept accessorized with hit-or-miss bits of physical and verbal humor, a fizz of light love trouble and a barrage of huggy, uplifting moments at the end.
The script, written by Karen McCullah Lutz and Kristen Smith and based on a book by Amanda Brown, is the usual midlevel commercial comedy mishmash: a clear, easily digested and wildly implausible concept accessorized with hit-or-miss bits of physical and verbal humor, a fizz of light love trouble and a barrage of huggy, uplifting moments at the end.
Some make light of troubling events.
"His work reporting on terrorism and intelligence issues in Pakistan brought to light the troubles extremism poses to Pakistan's stability," she added.
Another item on display was a Change-A-Blade Scissor capalble of being plugged into the cigarette lighter in one's car, thus providing a handy trouble light in case of a breakdown on the road.
After he got in the driver threw light on the trouble.
Can you tell me its purpose? A. It's called a trouble light.
