Sentence examples for met with trouble from inspiring English sources

Several games scheduled to be played outdoors this season met with trouble.

They simply haven't gone far, in the literal sense — they live and seem likely to die where they were born, whereas Woody and Kate are distinguished by the simple fact that, when they met with trouble, they picked up and started over again elsewhere.

In an attempt to avenge KL's beat down, he and his friends are met with trouble -- though they shoot at the guys who beat up KL, one of KL's friends gets shot amidst the gun battle.

Anatomical reduction and fixation by plates and screws were popular in the 1980s, but met with significant trouble from wound breakdown and deep infection.

Deutsche Bank of Germany tried to do the same with a 1998 merger with Bankers Trust, and met with similar troubles.

However, following the entry into 2013, with the increase of displacements, the use of D-INSAR met with phase unwrapping trouble.

"I have met with so many troubles from these fruits, and I still have many grapefruits in the ports waiting to be inspected," said Zhang Zhimin, the sales manager for the China Cereal Import and Export Company, which is handling the citrus imports.

Hopefully, Battles will meet with less trouble in Australia, where they will play their first live shows of 2008 as part of the touring festival Big Day Out.

Her late troubles met with even less sympathy from commentators.

She recalled that when she met with him to describe troubles at hospitals and clinics, including the city's failure to pay salaries, he responded harshly.

Yet beyond prurient speculation, the 41-year-old star's decision to go public with her troubles has met with goodwill.