Sentence examples for run the trouble from inspiring English sources

After the Derby was run, the trouble came on in a kind of snowball effect.

How did they get so far without running into the trouble they are now in?

They "ran to the trouble, not from the trouble," the governor said, before seeming to become overcome with emotion.

Jackson finally ran into the trouble again in the seventh, after he walked David Wright to open the inning.

So why has the Government suddenly run into trouble in the past four weeks?

If traffic is mainly connecting, the airport could run into trouble if the main carriers see their demand drop off.

FOR most industries that run into trouble, the only sure winners are consultants.

The system began to run into trouble in the 1970s.

It is not the first time Brand has run into trouble at the annual bash.

This isn't the first time Giggs has run into trouble with the law.

It might try to repeal the Act, but that could run into trouble in the Lords.