Sentence examples for totally in trouble from inspiring English sources
"If it wasn't for the rain tomorrow we'd be O.K., but given what's supposed to happen, we're totally in trouble," said one resident, Ed Kostka, 47.
You will totally get in trouble.
Resuming on their rain-ruined first-day total of 37-3, aftotallyotally washed-out day two, Hampshire were in trouble when Jack Shantry took three wickets to reduce the home side to 105-6.
And I would get in trouble for doing something totally different, or taking it in a weird direction.
All I knew I was in trouble.
She insisted it was "totally out of character" and that he had never been in trouble with police before.
Between swimming in the town's toxic tar ponds and getting in trouble at school talent shows for playing offensive grindcore music, they totally ruled.
It'll be fun, and you'll get in trouble afterwards but if you do this right, it'll be totally worth it.
If worse comes to worse, totally ignoring them like they don't exist is the only thing you can really do without getting in trouble.
