Sentence examples for to be trouble from inspiring English sources

There's fixin' to be trouble.

The streets here have begun to be trouble, too.

This one was always going to to be trouble.

"That's going to be trouble," Gordon said recently.

At 82 she continues to be trouble, of the best sort.

"There's going to be trouble, John," he said, in a tone of dry, flat amiability.

Nobody expects any transition to democracy to be trouble-free.

This is not certain to be trouble-free.

Such VPNs are mainly used by foreigners in China, less likely to be trouble-stirrers.

"We have worked very hard to do everything we possibly can to be trouble-free.

"We've worked very hard to do everything we possibly can to try to be trouble-free," he said.