Sentence examples for the troubles that from inspiring English sources
To be precise: the Troubles that erupted way back in 1921.
THE troubles that seized Japan's politics last summer are approaching a crisis.
"Things like the Titanic and the Troubles, that is our history.
Their years together scarred him, he says, and partially explain the troubles that followed.
That is a measure of the troubles that lie ahead for us.
David Stubbs There's still much of the history of the Troubles that remains murky.
Never mind the troubles that have kept the well-heeled Western tourists from the Indian subcontinent.
Elizabeth Bowen grew up in the Troubles that followed the Easter rebellion of 1916.
The forlorn store seemed an indication of the troubles that have reportedly plagued Ms. McCartney.
Given the troubles that enveloped Roethlisberger and the franchise, the Steelers have had to tread carefully around him.
It's also true that the troubles that have overwhelmed Sacramento are not all, or even mostly, Davis's fault.
