Sentence examples for on a trouble from inspiring English sources

Ms. Garofalini said it felt "less greasy" than BodyGlide but didn't seem to make a difference when applied on a trouble spot on the top ridge of her foot.

The pressure to put on a trouble-free Olympics is so intense that individualistic Australians are willing to accept a dash of authoritarianism.

Its current debacle has therefore opened the possibility of a troubling void on the German right.

Rush-hour passengers on a trouble-hit commuter route in the south of England have faced more disruption, with delays and cancellations because of a broken rail.

1.14pm: Salon's Glenn Greenwald gives us the heads up on a troubling-sounding story.

The hope is that the competence of domestic police and intelligence forces will allow the place to continue to stand out as a relative bastion of security on a troubled continent.

I've done a lot of films with horses, and they're just trouble on a film set.

To head the emerging e-commerce division, Biland tapped Brad Lewis, a former Honda mechanic who had joined Snap-on after winning a trouble-shooting contest in California.

The last place on earth to tempt such a trouble seeker, you might imagine, would be the Yorkshire Dales.

Second, there was a trouble deciding on HRP, including porion and orbitale.

"On my side bribery is a trouble and a disturbance, and pity to those who are unable to give anything to be treated" (Midwife, Tumbi Hospital).