Sentence examples for longtime trouble from inspiring English sources

In addition, since Sept. 11, the association has gone ahead with planned admissions of new members with trade centers, or plans for one, in longtime trouble spots like Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Taylor's family, it turns out, is the main reason Taylor has survived his many brushes with calamity, including his longtime trouble with drugs and most recently his 2010 arrest for soliciting a 16-year-old prostitute, for which he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges.

So Mr. Bush has reluctantly accepted -- and publicly declared -- that the United Nations might well take the lead in in rebuilding Afghanistan, and Secretary General Kofi Annan has appointed a longtime trouble-shooter, Lakhdar Brahimi of Algeria, as his special representative for Afghanistan.

Even longtime acquaintances have trouble distinguishing between them.

Ignoring the trouble longtime resident Ernest Hemingway might get in if he were still alive, consider this: Does community policing mean that the guy rolling through a puddle at a crosswalk is enjoying his own quality of life or violating someone else's?

C1 Scrutiny of Adelphia's Troubles Longtime cable industry analysts said careful investors should not have been surprised by adverse disclosures concerning Adelphia Communications, the sixth-largest cable television company, whose shares fell another 7percentt yesterday.

Henderson said even longtime racers could have trouble in the swim leg.

Many businesses have trouble getting longtime employees to work well and, in particular, to work well together.

But with his career in trouble, several longtime protégés and followers abandoned him before the confidence vote and even spoke of splitting his People of Freedom party.

The first casualty of Valerio's new life is his longtime girlfriend, who senses trouble and beats a fast, angry retreat.

John Dean, the White House counsel to Nixon who ultimately cooperated with prosecutors, said Trump could be in big trouble if longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen flips and helps special counsel Robert Mueller. .