Sentence examples for now the trouble from inspiring English sources

But now the trouble is seeping into the West Bank.

Now, the trouble with hard drives is that they get full.

Now, the trouble with a battery that big is, yes, that it's big.

Now, the trouble with altitude is that everyone responds to it differently.

Millions of people died in the ensuing chaos, and back then, just like now, the trouble started in the east.

Why go changing now?" The trouble with this sort of request – entirely understandable in Galloway's case – is that those words stay with you for days before a meeting.

"I'm glad now the troubles are over, but how they achieved this settlement, that's what's working me," Dr. Harin, 64, said at Richmond University Hospital, where he is a neonatalogist.

Now, the troubles are literally hitting the fan as demonstrators are being encouraged to throw feces at security forces, along with rocks, Molotov cocktail petrol bombs and tear gas, according to Reuters.

By now, though, the trouble in the housing market was impossible to ignore.

"$500 oil, anyone?" (If older gas pumps struggle to compute $4 a gallon now, imagine the trouble with 2030 prices.

What makes Carrey frustrated but so intriguing now is the trouble he has had fighting optimism and its opposite.