Sentence examples for sort of troubles from inspiring English sources

"There's all sort of troubles along the way".

I'd say from what I've heard those sort of troubles are his just deserts.

Frankie and his sister, Prima, have never had to worry about the sort of troubles that plagued their parents' youth, but they still have soul-wearying anxieties: they're unsure of how they're supposed to live, how to realize ambitions that are inconceivable to their parents.

"I thought we were outstanding with the ball, we caused Wigan all sort of troubles.

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 there may be a different sort of trouble ahead.

But that sort of trouble never materialized with Young.

Now he is stirring up a different sort of trouble.

We don't need this sort of trouble.

Sir Menzies is not in that sort of trouble.

It's just unclear what sort of trouble.