Sentence examples for road troubles from inspiring English sources
MAPLE LEAFS 3, FLAMES 2: The Toronto Maple Leafs aren't bringing their road troubles back home.
Despite its sterling pedigree, that show, plagued by road troubles and coinciding with a newspaper strike, was a costly flop.
As for Darrington's road troubles, officials suggested Mountain Loop Highway as a temporary solution last week.
The fantasy of the "open road", which troubles Toad and even sometimes Ratty, found expression in a fashion, which Grahame followed, for long cross-country walks.
"That's a bizarre explanation," Mr. Howarth said, given that the protesters had been blocking the road without trouble for much of the day already and had promised to leave in the morning.
To Iris's father and brother and best friend Matty, the family who set themselves up in the paddock over the road are trouble: thieving, filthy pikeys, impossible to live with and almost impossible to move on.
He, Iyengar and Sculley were sitting around at a table at the Rosewood on Menlo Park's Sand Hill Road, having trouble deciding when news flashed that Steve Jobs had passed away.
Hot Pursuit Reese Witherspoon and Sofía Vergara hit road-trip trouble.
A boundless vision, alas On the trail The road to political trouble A turn in the wrong direction?
His parents made him travel a back road to avoid trouble; he vividly recalls driving up on a Klan rally as a young man.
Ambition of a very present-tense, urgent sort is part of what keeps Mr. Downey on the road away from trouble, as opposed to heading back toward it.
