Sentence examples for public trouble from inspiring English sources
After the will was made public, Trouble received death threats, which may have had something to do with their refusal.
Monos had some concerns because two other coaches had found themselves in public trouble over female kickers.
For a number of reasons – I got in a lot of public trouble a little over a decade ago, with drugs – I have the same problem.
I can't imagine it will find much of an audience among those who know Gottfried only as a comedian with an annoying voice who occasionally gets into very public trouble.
Populist movements and parties, he says, are trying to stir up public trouble by stringing together the problems of stagnation, refugees and threats of terrorism into a single story.
Her public troubles did not end with the Stompie Moeketsi case, though.
It was the latest in a series of public troubles for Williams, 41.
But Reeves has only reached this point after some very public troubles.
Thursday's announcement will not necessarily end the cable company's public troubles.
Of course, when it aligns itself with a celebrity, a brand has to be ready if the celebrity has public troubles.
But now, while the 1-800 posters will live on, he is trying something subtler, with dignified pastels and a simple logo designed to send a message to those who wonder: What kind of law firm rents subway space amid all those pitches to a public troubled by warts and hammertoes?
