Sentence examples for the trouble will begin from inspiring English sources
"In that traditional Maori song, they got it dead right: 'I have written you a letter, and enclosed it with my ring / If your people should see it, then the trouble will begin.' What, exactly, has Canberra got against happiness?" Mr. Dow wrote, referring to another verse of the traditional song.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, made clear the political stakes when he said Monday what many newspaper commentators have suggested in recent days: that Mr. Hunt is now serving as a firewall for Mr. Cameron in the Murdoch scandal, and that if he is forced from office the trouble will begin to lap threateningly at Mr. Cameron's door.
In fact, once the man in the street figures out that, despite the sorry state of his finances, he is the one that is being counted on to rescue the economy, that's when the real trouble will begin.
There remains the risk that trouble will begin again – especially in view of the uprising in Tunisia next door.
Euphemia's brother, disagreeable Archie Johnston, is the third keeper and obvious source of the troubles that will begin after Schwarz details the sea, the weather, the children and lots of canned food.
Sorry for the trouble Will.
If you are panicked, worried, or fraught with trouble, this will begin to affect every decision that you make.
The contests will begin soon!".
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