Sentence examples for that type of trouble from inspiring English sources
No. Was this a big coincidence that we both end up in this kind of trouble, or he ends up in that type of trouble, and I — " He stopped himself, then concluded, "It's a very big coincidence".
So I had to keep reminding myself that I didn't want that type of trouble.
Currency union without fiscal unity is asking for exactly the type of trouble that Europe has now got in spades.
Mr. Christie is not the first New Jersey governor to get in this type of trouble.
By the end of next week, Paul Nicolson could be facing prison and bankruptcy – an unexpected turn of events for an 84-year-old retired vicar who has never previously been in this type of trouble.
After their success last term, I never in a million years expected them to be in this type of trouble now.
Although the recent IMF-led package calmed international and domestic investors, it addresses only problems related to short-term fiscal solvency, precisely the kind of issues the IMF is well-equipped to deal with, but not the type of trouble the country is in.
And, maybe transformation of leadership is just the type of trouble we need.
She's been getting into the type of trouble more appropriate for a child of three or four than a teen who is 5' 8" and capable of finding all the things we hide from her.
And never a whisper of the type of troubles that afflict so many celebrity offspring.
