Sentence examples for the trouble of creating a from inspiring English sources

Why go to the trouble of creating a new comic character when you live with one every day?

Asked by Judge Agresti why Countrywide would go to the trouble of "creating a letter that was never sent," Ms. Puida, its lawyer, said she did not know.

He went to the trouble of creating a bipartisan deficit commission, which at the end of last year produced just the sort of "balanced" approach he says he favours.

"Then I thought, if I was going to the trouble of creating a water feature, I might as well make it a bit deeper and swim in it, too".

They had even gone to the trouble of creating a portable version of Houdini's head, which they hauled to the graveyard for special occasions strapped into a child's safety seat in the back of a minivan.

Sometimes Facebook or a Twitter are too limiting, but you don't want to have to go through the trouble of creating a blog post on a platform like WordPress.

Why, then, go to all the trouble of creating an artificial nanotechnology from scratch?

Clearly everyone on Google's Experiments team is very excited about the imminent release of the new Star Wars film - because they've gone to the trouble of creating an online game that allows you to take on teams of stormtroopers, using your mobile phone as a lightsaber.

Your friend would wonder why you would go through the trouble of creating an online persona for someone who doesn't exist.

This saves you the trouble of create a new invite every time your club gets together.

And from that experience he knows a little about just why the Tudors and others might have gone through all the trouble of creating these massive monstrosities without the benefits of a modern kitchen.