Sentence examples for the trouble how from inspiring English sources
In no way could an ending to something he's been part of seem more confirming of human life despite the trouble, how unto each there is a spirit we can't avoid no matter how we might try, and Jon is weeping.
Afterward, Donovan noted how many of Louisville's key players spent the second half in foul trouble, how Pitino went to a small lineup, which Donovan countered with a small lineup, after which Pitino suddenly reversed course and went big.
Their stories are about how the children started getting into trouble, how they were treated by the police, judges and penitentiary staff, who, in many cases, have not been trained to provide services geared to children, about the lengthy legal processes to which they were subjected.
The players are not in trouble; how much can you blame a starting lineup of an aging Bryant and four other guys who look like Lakers impostors?
The trouble is how it got there.
The trouble was how it went about it by imposing its rules unilaterally, rather than by negotiating turtle-protection agreements, as it had with countries in the Americas.
The trouble is, how do 10 million poorly paid workers possibly find the money to double or even triple their contributions?
The trouble is how dramatically British voters now disapprove of such political games, which is why Mr Cameron's latest effort to do a number on his opponents may not be quite as popular as he thinks.
The trouble is how to see what this could be.
The trouble is: how do you measure which ones do better?
