Sentence examples for next trouble from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, some have turned to the next trouble spot.

According to Capital Economics, a research firm in London, however, the next trouble spot could be Venezuela.

The next trouble spot is Italy, which is facing a banking crisis and a referendum in October.

For our hosts it's on to the next trouble.

The units were generally regarded as being successful in their six-month deployments, allowing them to be deployed to the next trouble spot.

Mr. Eastwood's next film, "Trouble With the Curve," is set for release on Sept. 21.

They offer a prelude to their next record, "Trouble Will Find Me" (4AD), out this month, with a collaboration with the Icelandic classical-performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson.

"We used to say you could tell where the next financial trouble spot in the world was by who was buying in New York," says Adrienne Albert, chief executive of the real estate firm the Marketing Directors.

"The only question that we had afterwards was: 'Who's next?' The trouble now is that too many fighters seem to want to get out of the game before they get hit too hard.

Maybe all of this doesn't happen next year but trouble is definitely afoot.

Elliot was next to trouble goalkeeper Cammy Bell, the former Hearts man nipping in behind when Foster slipped but curling his shot around a post.