Sentence examples for observing the trouble from inspiring English sources
Here the whole tragedy is an unhappy memory for Friar Laurence, who stalks in and out of the action as if ruefully observing the trouble he caused.
A few days earlier, Patrick had made a private run in her new race car, at another Florida track, and she told me afterward that she'd had trouble observing the car behind her in the rearview mirror.
As Paul Collins observes in "The Trouble with Tom: The Strange Afterlife and Times of Thomas Paine" (Bloomsbury; $24.95), "There were twenty thousand mourners at Franklin's funeral.
But observing the caps does not always ensure a trouble-free water supply, as residents in the Great Neck and Manhasset Neck peninsulas learned.
Mason - a poor man's Kipling - would have agreed with Hilaire Belloc, who once observed of the troubles in the Sudan: "Whatever happens we have got/ The Maxim Gun and they have not".
Watch for events predicted by Jesus' in Matthew 24:4-44 summarized below: Watch for events predicted by Jesus' in Matthew 24:4-44 summarized below: : Observe the troubles between nations: There will be fears and rumors of wars but the end is not yet.
When rival factions observe the unwritten etiquette of the border, serious trouble is usually avoided.
To help spot trouble early, the Met has erected three two metre platforms so officers can observe the crowd.
(Loeser observes the Sabbath).
In our study, the chewing function score was indeed significantly correlated with these three OHIP items, and we observed the highest correlations between chewing function scores and OHIP items for these items, except for a similarly high correlation observed for the item "trouble pronouncing any words".
