Sentence examples for trouble call from inspiring English sources

"If you have trouble call me". She hung up.

"I was given a slip of paper with a phone number on it, and I was told, 'If you're really in trouble, call that number.

"When you start to get in trouble, call your lender and say, 'I'm in trouble; let's talk about options,' " Talbott said.

You know what I mean--'Fight Communism,' 'Power to the People,' 'Dixie, Love It or Leave It,' 'If You Don't Like the Police, the Next Time You're in Trouble, Call a Hippie.' And, as usual, they made me laugh--or, anyway, smile.

But if you do get into difficulty, or spot someone who might be in trouble, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard".

Those Tyco-like scares, in which companies in trouble call on Morgan Chase's earlier promises to lend, shouldn't number enough to hurt the credit rating.

He'd never had any trouble calling himself a boy.

All DOEBN and DOEnet trouble calls are logged and tracked from this number.

After hours and holiday trouble calls are answered around the clock by the IT Operations Center.

The background: Spector: they're kind of asking for trouble calling themselves that, aren't they?

Yet she has no trouble calling people dude, no trouble wearing a sundress or a wetsuit.