Sentence examples for storm of trouble from inspiring English sources

Over the past week, McClure has been at the center of a storm of trouble for 500.

The strain of bigger populations, diminishing water tables and a changing climate could all conspire to produce a storm of troubles.

A fragmentary paper trail suggests that Fenton, a younger sister and brother and his widowed mother weathered a storm of troubles.

A perfect storm of foul trouble, a stagnant offense and cold outside shooting forced Duke out of the N.C.A.A. tournament Friday night.

The Harlem School of the Arts, on the brink of being shut down permanently amid a storm of financial troubles, has won a reprieve by donors and city officials who stepped in to resuscitate the well-known institution.

Whatever the outcome, the dispute is a vivid demonstration of why Europe, which until recently was congratulating itself on having weathered the worst of the financial storm, has trouble making decisions with so many different interests represented at the table.

And the painter is captivated by her brilliance as well as her wildly tumbling hair (once she removes her cap) and so... bam! boom!... a swirl of storm, passions and trouble.

Deutsche Bank said: "Is this a storm in a half-pint mug or a barrel of trouble?

Meanwhile Deutsche Bank said: Is this a storm in a half pint mug or a barrel of trouble?

You want investors who can weather the storm, not investors who jump at the first sign of trouble.

A15 A Lifetime of Family Trouble Before the storm of bullets that left 10 people on the Red Lake Indian reservation dead, Jeff Weise was rarely noticed, but when he was, people saw a confused, brooding teenager with few friends, a peculiar attraction to Nazism and a lifetime of family troubles.