Sentence examples for trouble a bit from inspiring English sources
"At times we moved the ball well, but when we stopped doing the things we said we'd do we put ourselves in trouble a bit.
They are helped because it is in the interest of the whole local farming economy to cut farmers in trouble a bit of slack.
The program is called "Bubble Trouble," a bit of a misnomer.
For a start, the Army had moved in, and steel barriers across the roads gave the genteel suburb an air of Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles, a bit of a jolt for Hyacinth and her neighbours.
Vick took a lot of hits and had to escape trouble quite a bit.
GM's problems in Europe (Ford is in just as much trouble) are a bit more palatable considering Saab's recent gains.
Now we're going to go and get in trouble a little bit".
That was the only guideline, but it troubled me a bit because I wasn't sure — what is documentary?
Peppermint Prince will be able to sit closer to the pace than Hollywood Ice, which is always an advantage, but the 1-17 local record troubles me a bit.
The results may be troubling, mystifying, a bit annoying or even outright dumb, but they are also exciting and inspiring, pulling us forward into the future unknown.
