Sentence examples for repeated troubles from inspiring English sources

Despite Green's repeated troubles with the law, he had easily enlisted in an Army hurting for recruits and breezed through basic training.

There are film clips of spectacular accomplishments and repeated troubles (as well as one of those Letterman jokes Bonfiglio remembered) and interviews with journalists, addiction counselors, former Met manager Davey Johnson and first baseman Keith Hernandez, who was a team leader and who had earlier battled his own drug problems.

Tanaza also met repeated trouble in the middle of the pack and was eased down.

Any fiscally solvent government can stand behind its banks, but providing such guarantees is a recipe for repeated trouble.

Unknown to Ms. Ferraro at the time, her father had repeated trouble with the state liquor authorities and ultimately lost his restaurant license.

The ground was simply against her at Royal Ascot but she met repeated trouble in the Oaks, appearing an unlucky loser, and some hold Buick responsible for the fact that she was only third.

And despite the Supreme Court ruling, and the repeated trouble that cops find themselves in for conducting these searches, there exists no national policy on the matter, according to the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.

His yearlong suspension was for repeated legal troubles while with the Tennessee Titans.

While his vice president, Dick Cheney, has had repeated heart troubles, culminating in a transplant last year, Mr. Bush has been known for his strong health and commitment to physical fitness.

He has repeated car trouble and is left without enough money to return to Italy.

Brown has been in repeated legal trouble since pleading guilty to the felony assault in 2009 of his then-girlfriend, Rihanna.