Sentence examples for noticed the trouble from inspiring English sources

Her friends noticed the trouble before she did: Eliot, she insisted, was sending her threatening messages.

Until then, Vonn, who started 20th, was trailing Riesch's time by only a small margin, but in the grippy snow conditions, she ended up 1.21 seconds behind Riesch, who said she had noticed the trouble spot in inspection and made sure to avoid it.

A maintenance worker first noticed the trouble three weeks ago, when one of the birds began wheezing and would not eat any of the grain that is poured each day into its roost, a cubbyhole beneath the cathedral's textile conservation laboratory.

"Taking Ariona to school every day, noticing the language being used by the youth, noticing the trouble that would be started before and after school, I felt that environment wasn't the greatest," Mr. Mann said.

The father on "Malcolm in the Middle" (Bryan Cranston) takes two of his boys bowling but gets so involved in his game that he doesn't even notice the trouble they are getting into.

Yet while international concern and relief efforts focus on refugees in Africa and Asia, Colombia's desplazados receive little attention not much, indeed, even from their own countrymen.This week Colombians had to notice the trouble around Riosucio and nearby Mutata, where several thousand refugees arrived over Easter.

Anyone noticed the lack of trouble Cuba has caused internationally since then?

He let the boy keep score, and noticed the fifth grader had trouble adding two points to the total.

"No one noticed the people were in trouble until the crowd had moved on," a senior police official said, "because each of the victims had been surrounded".

In only 38 cases did a lifeguard discover the submerged body; in fact, in 123 cases no one noticed the victims were in trouble until they were missing and in cardiac arrest.

About an hour later, I noticed the first signs of trouble.