Sentence examples for located the trouble from inspiring English sources

She is also credited with coining the term 'bug', after a problem with the Harvard Mark I: "Finally, someone located the trouble spot and, using ordinary tweezers, removed the problem, a two-inch moth," she recalled.

Telephone company checked instrument, but couldn't locate the trouble.

Toward the end of Bainbridge's book, Johnson shrewdly locates the trouble between Hester and Queeney by declaring them to be, in their way, too close, something others lack the imagination to see.

Without much trouble, most teams located the coin at the entrance of the MIT Alumni Pool.

If so, call in a licensed electrician to locate the source of trouble.

If you have trouble locating the DLC, search for the location on the internet using your car's model and year, or refer to the owner's manual.

Given the similarities between the sperm and nose hOR17-4 receptor, it's tempting to speculate that men who have trouble smelling bourgeonal may produce sperm that have trouble locating the egg, says study leader Marc Spehr, a physiologist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

"He's having trouble locating the slider.

Another operator, whose flat A's screamed New England, had trouble locating the Harlem Historical Society.

Sohail Tanvir has trouble locating the ball out of the night sky.

Too often, there is trouble locating the "black boxes," or the boxes, when found, have been damaged.