Sentence examples for their trouble in from inspiring English sources

As worrying as the activities of the hard-core firms, who tend to cause most of their trouble in pre-arranged clashes away from the immediate vicinity of football grounds, has been the spread of tribal rivalry among the wider world of football fans.

It was the Yankees' fifth loss of the season when leading after six innings, highlighting their troubles in the seventh.

But after their troubles in Bahrain, Mercedes believe they have made a step forward in using the tyres.

Senior ISI officers attribute most of their troubles in the tribal areas to anger over the American strikes.

Bradley's ascent is just one more sign that soccer is reaching critical mass in the United States even if the Yanks have their troubles in the World Cup.

But all the Yankees wound up with for their troubles in outlasting the Orioles over 162 games was one measly extra home date in this best-of-five round.

The Nets, 6-6 since winning their first four games, will have to fight through their troubles in the Rose Garden, where they have lost their last six games.

In that effort, Mr. Singleton went far beyond the skin-deep renditions of certain kinds of black youth and their troubles in the street.

The fans in the E Center cheered them throughout, often chanting "U-S-A!" Center Doug Weight said the Americans learned from their troubles in Japan.

Tonight at 11 30, sharing the bill with two other bands who wrap their troubles in pop: Mascott (at 9 30) and Ted Leo and the Pharmacists (at 10 30).

It is true that social work education prepares practitioners to respect vulnerable people and place their troubles in a social context.