Sentence examples for of trouble that from inspiring English sources

It was the sort of "trouble" that drew them ever closer.

And when bubbles pop, they can generate waves of trouble that hit shores far from their origin.

"It was a great sort of trouble that made him go the way that he went," Ljubica said.

It also regularly reviews major national economies to look for signs of trouble that could affect the world economy.

Behind the cool facade, though, lay a world of trouble that began to engulf the Jokers as Davidson trailed them.

Researchers and policy analysts caution, however, that certain states and certain families show signs of trouble that deserve closer attention.

Some thought that opening up too quickly could land the country in much the same sort of trouble that had recently befallen the capitalists in South-East Asia. South-East Asia

There are tricks you can employ in screenwriting to get yourself out of trouble that are useless to you in the theater.

It's the sort of trouble that often hits the sequel to a beloved title, in this case Frictional Games' Amnesia: The Dark Descent.

Villarreal is a club with virtually no history of trouble, that has no ultras, and Roig was at a loss to explain events.

Negotiators have warned of "troubles" that might result from talking to journalists.