Sentence examples for some sort of trouble from inspiring English sources

But let's say you're in some sort of trouble and you have approximately no money.

But some sort of trouble always blocked the trip to the pyramids.

"Most folks probably don't even know I'm here unless they get in some sort of trouble".

The first is his generosity and kindness towards many a student in some sort of trouble.

1.11pm: Giancarlo Fisichella is in some sort of trouble and has pulled in.

The old man seemed to get that I was in some sort of trouble.

Even though he says really awful things about everyone in the room even though he wasn't invited, you tolerate him because, hey, he's probably having some sort of troubles at home or had them growing up and ultimately, everything goes much easier if you just let him join in on your reindeer games.

But mostly they come through the courts and police because they have got into some sort of legal trouble.

Whispers of some sort of tax trouble went through the crowd at Mr. Caspersen's funeral on Tuesday.

They pretend you're in some sort of legal trouble.

All of the game's key big men were in some sort of foul trouble in the second half.