Sentence examples for note of trouble from inspiring English sources

And what were the spectators to think about this last-minute note of trouble, particularly since, a minute before, Rachel had told them to get up out of their seats and dance?

He denies this now, and you can understand why, since it adds a note of troubling sexual angst to the free-loving affair.

So I'll place my hopes on the possibility — however remote at the moment — that the regimes in North Korea, Myanmar and elsewhere are taking note of the trouble an aroused citizenry can give to tyrants, and that people in places filled with rage and despair, places like the Palestinian territories, will in the days ahead find among them their Gandhi, their King, their Aung San Suu Kyi.

It will take note of emerging-market troubles only if they threaten those national goals.

[C7.] Consumers Aware of Drug Woes Consumers appear to have taken note of the major troubles among prescription drug makers, according to a survey.

The website noted that the new version of "Trouble" sounded more finished and complete with the addition of Gambino's verse.

The Fed's statement took note of Europe's debt troubles, saying that conditions were "largely reflecting developments abroad".

"We don't know what became of these people," she said, noting that the Coast Guard takes reports of trouble on the water seriously and investigates every one.

Mobile quarterbacks can often run out of trouble, but Hamilton noted, "When the quarterback has to run, that's a problem for him".

If you're having a lot of trouble with low notes, it's probably mostly due to your embouchure.

He answered with the note of a practiced cynic: "The trouble is the people of Pakistan.