Sentence examples for trouble 1 from inspiring English sources

I don't know, is three steps trouble? 1. Make sure you've got a compatible Bluetooth unit.

Why have we become so fascinated by watching people and why are we not more affected at the sight of people in trouble? 1 in 5 people in the UK did something (in Calais) linked to the UK grassroots social activist movement - whether it was donating money, clothes or taking part in a raffle.

In DSM IV, the definition of Substance Abuse is "a maladaptive pattern of substance use manifested by significant adverse consequences" in at least one of four different domains of trouble: 1) driving under the influence; 2) other legal problems (e.g., disorderly conduct, assault, etc).; 3) reduced performance at work or school, and; 4) problems with interpersonal relations and family life.

Thoughtful but light on dramatic firepower, the play features a promising newcomer, Justin Kruger, as the young man who stirs up the trouble (1 30).

— From "I Mean, Really, Why Ask for Trouble?," 2009.

You got into trouble (3) last series for likening Sharron Davies to a poo (4).

So, why would I go through all this trouble (10 steps) to find a cheap fare.

A poll for Ipsos-Mori today showed Labour in dire trouble, 22 points behind the Conservatives.

Here, they skin the cat of relationship trouble 13 more ways.

4 stars Nars Lip Gloss in Female Trouble 2.2ml, £17, www.narscosmetics.co.uk Looks innocent in the tube but comes out dangerously high-shine.

6.48pm: AK's got a sniff, and looks like GK could be in trouble: 20 Bg3 from Karpov.