Sentence examples for round of trouble from inspiring English sources

The latest round of trouble began at the end of….

The first round of trouble occurred in Washington.

We're buying a few more months before the next round of trouble".

He had an operation to fix it, and that's when the latest round of trouble began.

The more recent round of trouble for the recording industry began on college campuses.

All of this means that the country needs to brace for yet another round of trouble: a potentially sharp increase in corporate bankruptcies.

The new round of troubles started with anxiety about the solvency of Turkey's midsize banks.

Considering how tragedy has fueled her career so far — and given the lackluster sales of her last album — skeptics have questioned the legitimacy of her most recent round of troubles.

That's why the potentially nostalgic setup of his last feature, "Saraband," from 2003 (which I discuss in this clip) — a reunion of the protagonists (named Marianne and Johan) and actors (Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson) from his 1973 film "Scenes from a Marriage" — rapidly dispels its sentimentality as it plunges the characters into a vortex of recriminations and a new round of troubles.

That's why the potentially nostalgic setup of his last feature, "Saraband," from 2003 (which I discuss in this clip)—a reunion of the protagonists (named Marianne and Johan) and actors (Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson) from his 1973 film "Scenes from a Marriage"—rapidly dispels its sentimentality as it plunges the characters into a vortex of recriminations and a new round of troubles.

Its latest round of troubles reached a peak in July 2002, when Amerco disclosed that it would be restating its results for fiscal 2000 and 2001, after Pricewaterhouse said it had to shift $900 million in debt held in special-purpose entities onto its books.