Sentence examples for take troubles from inspiring English sources

They take troubles into their own hands.

"You take trouble," he said.

I could tell you'd take trouble with yourself".

Instead, they take trouble to exercise their votes, and are ready to tackle company bosses direct.

They all take trouble with us and it's just so friendly.

They are not yet used to women in public life; she is not only a woman but one who seems to take trouble to be unladylike.

He said that, "unless we take trouble and nurture, pay our respect and reverence to nature, she's a great deal more powerful than we are".

When with your family, and you are not wearing the hijab, take trouble to look good for your family or closest relatives (sisters, parents) and for your husband.

They were fond of wine and took trouble over its manufacture.

Then Tom Southern, who takes troubled young people on outdoor activities, volunteered.

"That is why they have taken trouble always to keep monitoring the progress of Amref's work," she said.