Sentence examples for standard troubles from inspiring English sources
But Brother Samuel Cheatham sails skyward in the bluesy gospel standard "Troubles of the World," Jean McInnis of the Inspirational Gospel Singers pours staccato soul into the Impressions song "Same Thing It Took," and the Sacred Four (founded in 1936, recording in 1975) strive to make paranoia reassuring in "Somebody's Watching You".
Take the 1920s standard "Trouble in Mind".
The second half of Mr. Eastwood's new movie is a pleasant reworking of the standard trouble-in-space movie, with Mr. Eastwood leading a heroic team of astronauts that also include Mr. Jones, Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Garner.
The second half of Mr. Eastwood's new movie is a pleasant reworking of the standard trouble-in-space movie, with Mr. Eastwood himself leading a heroic team of astronauts that also inlcudes Mr. Jones, Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Garner.
The second half of Mr. Eastwood's new movie is a pleasant reworking of the standard trouble-in-space movie, with Mr. Eastwood himself leading a heroic team of astronauts that also includes Mr. Jones, Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Garner.
Relying on the state standards has troubled some neighborhood groups, which want the city to impose its own stricter rules on granny flats to stop "out-of-scale" units.
Clinton fans don't see their standard-bearer's troubles this way.
Half the MPs in parliament would be on the streets if these stringent terms applied to them, but the double standard does not trouble our leaders.
"Overall apart from the credit interest on the current account, the offerings are pretty standard and rarely trouble the best buys," said Andrew Hagger at Moneycomms.
With $38 billion in cuts on the line in a $3.5 trillion budget, the clash over federal spending played out in numbers so big that most standard calculators had trouble tracking all the zeros.
The average junk bond shed its distressed label in late July, when yields over comparable Treasurys fell below 10 percentage points the standard measure of trouble.
