Sentence examples for the trouble that from inspiring English sources

Given the trouble that followed, those players seem almost glad the team is moving.

She believes they all died in the trouble that led to her fleeing her village.

After all, maintaining one's honor is also part of the Irish creed, as reflected in another of the country's refrains: "Better the trouble that follows death than the trouble that follows shame".

The trouble that broke up the Gordon Winships started after they had been to see "Anna Karenina".

Its governments are not to blame for the trouble that has hit their peoples, as some others are.

Through nine holes, Dufner was doing a masterful job of avoiding the trouble that was snaring so many others.

That was the trouble, that was the trouble - all these parties, all these do's: same old faces, same old stuff.

Well before World War II had ended, American planners, confident of victory, could sense the trouble that lay ahead.

He thinks the extremists are winning and that Britain does not begin to understand the trouble that is coming.

I thought of all the trouble that would flow from his leaving, but I knew I had to break with him, must strike hard now.

In 2005 Montana had one of the highest rates of methamphetamine use in the country, and all the trouble that goes with it.