Sentence examples for trouble arriving from inspiring English sources

"I think that art can be a productive mechanism to grapple with difficult questions that the popular imagination, in its desire to be concrete and specific, can have trouble arriving at," says Pendleton.

And right around here the trouble arrives.

Trouble arrives upon their return to La Guardia Airport or Kennedy Airport to fly home.

As trouble arrived, he opened the first envelope and read, "Blame your predecessor".

Trouble arrives as soon as three creepy new servants appear at the door.

Trouble arrives as soon as they step off and begin their choreographed interactions with the dancers.

Trouble arrives when a cheetah cub for which she is baby-sitting is snatched by poachers in a helicopter.

Thursday morning, trouble arrived in the form of a handsome law student, No. 20, who was wild about Mr. Perry.

For Mr. Finlay's Prius, trouble arrived at 80,000 miles with a glowing "check engine" light on the dashboard.

If countries believe they will have easy access to IMF money when trouble arrives, they may choose collective protection over self-insurance.

But signs of trouble arrived in the autumn of 2011, as global financial turmoil prompted foreigners to dump emerging-market assets of all kinds.