Sentence examples for minute trouble from inspiring English sources

Apparently the "painful learning lesson" is that the Libyan militia they tasked with guarding the facility all took it on the arches the minute trouble came down the street.

The organisers, a group of local and expatriate gays, ran into last-minute trouble as city officials forced the cancellation or relocation of some events.

Still, those three minutes trouble him.

Looks like Appleis running into some last-minute trouble getting content providers to provide content for the iPad.

It's curious that as Moonves watches the still-unfolding 60 Minutes trouble, that he doesn't think the network needs to take additional steps to "protect the integrity of CBS News".

There have been some last-minute troubles in the rehearsal room for Rufus Wainwright's opera Prima Donna, which opens tomorrow night at the Palace theatre.

This meant that as Mrs. Vreeland walked about the exhibit she was confronted with two sets of problems — problems arising from the last-minute troubles of André and her other assistants, and problems arising from the impatience of Mr. Silver to be through with his work.

Divock Origi's injury against Everton has given Sturridge a chance to show Jürgen Klopp why Roy Hodgson regards him as England's most naturally talented striker and he was bright in the opening 20 minutes, troubling his markers with his elusive movement away from the central positions.

From that day on, Pope said, Shockey never questioned him, never gave him a minute's trouble.

And yes, the Peyton Manning who has spent 13 seasons as the face of the franchise, the ludicrously hard-working, affable face who has not brought his employers more than a minute's trouble until he had the audacity to get hurt and miss an entire season at the same time the rest of a mismanaged roster fell apart.

Last-minute engine trouble prevented him from starting his race.