Sentence examples for trouble carrying from inspiring English sources

But the states are having serious trouble carrying their share of the costs.

Social media were full of dispiriting footage, with trouble carrying on outside the ground after the match.

But the state of Ohio has had some trouble carrying out its "execution protocol" of late, repeatedly violating its own written rules, and now the courts are intervening.

Pill was so small that Lady Macbeth had no trouble carrying her, and the girl often straddled the wolfhound's back, riding around the house or the neighborhood.

There is even an echo of the anti-elite message preached by the National Front's Jean-Marie Le Pen.Mr Sarkozy, a member of the government whose record he often denounces, has more trouble carrying off such brand differentiation.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's shaky coalition government is having trouble carrying out a number of painful austerity measures passed recently to reduce the nation's deficit and its $2.5 trillion mountain of debt.

However, not all firms that are in trouble carry out exploration, so other factors must operate as well.

As he has since February, Mr. Forrester said, he intends to let Mr. Torricelli's troubles carry the campaign.

Those troubles carried into the first six weeks of this season, but at the plate at least, he is looking more like his 2006 self these days.

The trouble is carrying them out.

But new acts like Vintage Trouble are carrying on the vibe.