Sentence examples for the trouble about from inspiring English sources
"That's the trouble about pets," Mr. Taylor remarks.
The trouble about elephant books is that they're inevitably sad.
The trouble about Poland is its almost absolute lack of defensible frontiers.
The trouble about Mr D'Oliveira is that he is a South African.
The core of the trouble about class discussions is not just gender.
"Years ago," recalls Harewood, "we used to say that the trouble about him is he's too available.
I wish I could say I really remember this, but one of the troubles about being a grandfather myself is that my memory cannot be trusted.
The trouble began about 9 30 p.m. Saturday at a switch on a power pole at Overland Avenue and Farragut Drive.
This synod had been charged with investigation of the trouble brought about by the Arian controversy in the Greek-speaking east.
Furthermore, Townsend dates the end of the legal trouble about the autumn of 1853 when the "Oldham and Hemingway vs. Lincoln et. al". case was dropped.
