Sentence examples for manner of trouble from inspiring English sources

And on the streets, he said, those young people are bait for all manner of trouble.

Luke Charteris scooped up Scott Baldwin's knock-on and instantly the visitors were in all manner of trouble.

Updated at 3.19pm BST 3.12pm BST 10th over: England 43-2 (Trott 24, Root 5) Johnson is causing Trott all manner of trouble.

And yet, at the far end of the Croisette, a low-budget British film has been whipping up all manner of trouble.

He certainly changed game with the ferocity of his play and that intensity stretched into his life off the field, which brought him all manner of trouble.

Enter Fritz (Victor Rasuk), a local delinquent, along with all manner of trouble (greed, racism, colonialism, acid flung in the face), not least of which is a violently arbitrary rupture in the plot.

Taylor, a Hall of Fame linebacker who has encountered all manner of troubles off the field, did not give an explanation for the sale.

Understandably, perhaps: under the stewardship of Alan Greenspan the Fed has, after all, deftly steered the economy through all manner of troubles these few years past.Whether it will be able to do so this time round is, however, a moot point.

It's a heady mix of women's issues, women's nightmares and all manner of "female trouble".

Cruyff has already spent the opening exchanges of the game causing Sweden's right-back, Jan Olsson, all manner of pain, bother, trouble and angst.

Given that no one has yet devised a viable concept to allow the crew to survive the radiation exposure of the trip, they'll likely be dead before their conflicts get out of control.David C. Johannsen Torrance, CaliforniaSIR — When it comes to space exploration, you are probably right: not only are robots immune from all manner of psychological troubles, but they can also do a better job in space.