Sentence examples for trouble bar from inspiring English sources

They reached 53 in 10 overs with little trouble, bar one delivery that struck Lumb in the groin area.

The worth-the-trouble bar is high when it comes to collections of a journalist's old magazine articles.

Kyle had a knack for finding trouble in bars.

Russia ran into trouble on bars when star Viktoria Komova slipped off in the middle of her routine.

As a first step, Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik ordered that all officers in serious disciplinary trouble be barred from working the overnight shift, when supervision is lighter.

And perhaps away from Chilton, who needed a minder to stop him getting into trouble in bars such as Trader Dick's: Chilton was not afraid to provoke confrontation, as the stories Gordon tells in his book It Came From Memphis make clear.

Rodgers perhaps banked on Balotelli realising he was drinking at the last-chance saloon - instead he has not even troubled the bar staff.

The report lists various possibilities including building more prisons, investing more in rehabilitation programs, reducing mandatory minimum sentences, putting more offenders on probation, giving federal prisoners the option of parole and increasing the amount of "good time" inmates receive for not getting into trouble behind bars.