Sentence examples for repeatedly in trouble from inspiring English sources

He was repeatedly in trouble for beating up women and hotel clerks.

Mr. Chambers was repeatedly in trouble in prison, including for the discovery of marijuana and heroin in his cell, and served his full 15-year sentence with no time off for good behavior.

The former would likely raise eyebrows elsewhere in Europe, where Spain has repeatedly gotten in trouble for not paying what it had pledged for international projects.

However, since becoming foreign secretary, Johnson has repeatedly landed himself in trouble.

However, Tetrick has repeatedly found himself in trouble over company claims.

It had been a very different story in Most Improved's only previous appearance this season when the colt repeatedly encountered trouble in running in the Prix du Jockey-Club, losing both front shoes in the interference.

Morris allowed one run in seven innings, repeatedly dodging trouble.

E. G., a longtime client of Mr. Smith's, was categorized as a pedophile who had repeatedly threatened to "get in trouble with kids".

Mr. Summers got himself in trouble by repeatedly putting his foot in his mouth, something that Mr. Bok, who has impeccable credentials in political correctness, appears to be incapable of.

He said he believes Mr. Diallo, who drove for the New Easy Cab Company, tried to signal his dispatcher that he was in trouble by repeatedly clicking his radio transmitter, but that the signal wasn't understood.

It is not yet known whether the defence or the prosecution, or a combination of both, created the doubts of credibility in the maid that led law enforcement officials to tell the New York Times on 30 June that the accuser had repeatedly lied and the case was in trouble.