Sentence examples for romance trouble from inspiring English sources

The classic comedies series that begins today at Museum of the Moving Image includes one film that makes trouble its subject: Ernst Lubitsch's 1932 romance "Trouble in Paradise," which I watched again recently, and which strikes me, belatedly, as another peculiar influence on "The Grand Budapest Hotel".

They ask for help with panic attacks, depression, back pain, sexual identity, romance troubles, even life's entire direction.

On "Mujer de Cabaret" (IASO), he plays guitar and sings old-fashioned Dominican sones, boleros and merengues in a voice that has seen its share of romance and trouble.

The confusion over whether romance creates troubled teenagers, or troubled teenagers are disproportionately interested in romance, helps account for the widespread ambivalence about adolescents' dating and relationships, said Dr. Miriam Ehrensaft, an assistant professor of clinical psychology at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

They talked about high-school romances, money trouble, grudges.

No Freudian family romances to trouble us here.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper initially dismissed the hullabaloo as the concerns of "gossipy old busybodies," but Mr. Bernier's romance could spell trouble for his Conservative Party.

Then, when they have established themselves in Paris, Gaston spies a wealthy, widowed, and beautiful businesswoman, Madame Colet (Kay Francis), whom he prepares to fleece — and to romance, which causes trouble at home and threatens to blow his cover.

The one time their romance was in trouble — a girl "was spending too much time at Gary's house, and I didn't like it," Ms. Graham said — they went to couples' counseling and worked it out.

Next Week: Jonathan Romney watches troubled romance, US indie style, in Blue Valentine.

Her sturdy folk-rock songs, harking back to the Band, cast a knowing eye on romances heading for trouble.