Sentence examples for some trouble to from inspiring English sources
HeOs gone to some trouble to encourage it.
Guts are spilled and heads lopped off, at some trouble to the art department.
He also bit and shrieked and was some trouble to take care of.
It's not all bad of course, as Goldacre takes some trouble to point out.
Once upon a time, players took some trouble to be neatly turned out in clothes that fit.
It's a tough old tale, with a heart of gold, and Holmes and his crew take quality time, and some trouble, to tell it.
It looks like Angry Birds maker Rovio is having some troubles to pay the bills.
Furthermore, the nonlinear dynamic behaviors of the air spring will also give some troubles to the derivation of the system control law.
Though, according to the BBC, the hot, thin air above the region could pose some troubles to the solar plane's motors.
He wrote to his mother: "We are in some slight trouble to-morrow.
As this short novel unfolds, we discover that each of these travellers has some personal trouble to work out or some inner conflict to resolve.
