Sentence examples for takes trouble from inspiring English sources

This version of our national favourite takes trouble with the cheese sauce — tangy from Dijon mustard and sheep's milk Wensleydale — while upping the ante with salty pulled ham, hard-boiled eggs, flat-leaf parsley and a crisp cheesy topping.

Like everything Theroux writes (to date 27 works of fiction and 15 of non-fiction), Ghost Train is agreeably spiced with literary references, mostly from the usual crew - Yeats, Conrad, Larkin - though he takes trouble to involve lesser-known indigenous writers, too.

After the Venite premiere Joseph wrote appreciatively to Holst: "Do you suppose for one moment that any other conductor takes trouble like that?

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

"You take trouble," he said.

"Take trouble with your roast potatoes.

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 were fond of wine and took trouble over its manufacture.

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

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