Sentence examples for there were some troubles from inspiring English sources

He admitted there were "some troubles" but said social media had presented a "distorted picture" of ongoing violent demonstrations, which take place almost daily but largely in villages away from the capital Manama.

The "WhatsDown" reports started flooding in around 11am PST, but there were some troubles last night as well.

It was very crowded, the train stopped and it was clear there was some trouble, some people shouting, and it was clear these were English people.

John Pullin, Doncaster's clerk of the course, said: "In previous years there was some trouble with fences so we did some redesigning.

He said: "There was some trouble last night.

He said quietly, "There was some trouble and I had to lose the finger".

There was some trouble getting the gel-saturated sponge electrode to stay put on my hair.

What became of him?" Man 2 "There was some trouble at the bus garage".

He said there was some trouble at the New York airports and we'd have to turn around.

There were stories about Rob being bullied and there was some trouble over a girl, but it didn't seem like anything more than usual teenage stuff.

There was some trouble with the projector and the dialogue of the film was often drowned out by the electric guitars and synthesisers.