Sentence examples for trouble about the from inspiring English sources

Alec recalled that after receiving She-Evelyn's fatal letter Evelyn said to him, "The trouble about the world today is that there's not enough religion in it.

There was some trouble about the lights – some bulbs had gone... Already something was in the air and was pricking my nostrils, a sign of trouble to come".

One initial problem that Petty foresaw was the possibility that Decca might cause trouble about the release of the group's first single That'll Be the Day.

The King's buttons on his uniform will come off, and his expected son will be born under a Republican flag; beside him having trouble about the American cigarettes which the Republic will undoubtedly tax.

On March 8, Tuthill, who was also the architect of Carnegie Hall and other New York mansions, wrote his client that work was "going well," although one contractor was giving him trouble about the price.

If E.T. is here to cause trouble, about the best you could do is negotiate.

Santa Barbara County's emergency communication center received a report of engine trouble about 10 p.m., the sheriff's office said.

"What a lot of people are troubled about is the silence on the part of the administration," Singh told The Huffington Post.

What's Trouble about?

"These here scars ain't nothing I'm troubled about," William says regarding the marks on his back.

Moreover, the Yemeni government has been co-operating with America in fighting its home-grown terrorists.That's the trouble about this drama-turned-farce.