Sentence examples for trouble changing from inspiring English sources

Older people also have trouble changing light bulbs, she said.

Do you agree with it intellectually but have trouble changing your behavior?

Newspapers and magazines will have far less trouble changing the wheels on the car as it goes flying down new roads.

I was having trouble changing my broadband to Sky so wrote them a letter in Comic Sans, saying how disappointed I was.

"I lost so much time as the mechanics had trouble changing the right rear wheel and I was unable to start my second run," Massa said.

Repent is also a closer and barely got up for the nose victory in Louisiana after having trouble changing leads, or finding the proper stride in the stretch.

"That's about when I decided that I'd been in D.C. about 30 years and I'd earned the right to come someplace where, if I went through the trouble of changing the law, that maybe it would stay changed," said DeAngelo, who helped lead the District effort.

Why go to the trouble of changing the balloting procedures?

But Apple had made Navigator the preferred browser, the one that came up automatically unless the user went to the trouble of changing the default to Internet Explorer.

Part of the problem is that consumers do not appear to think that swiping the bar code provides enough added convenience to warrant the trouble of changing habits.

She listened to Nina (Simone) and Monk (Thelonious) and TB (Tony Bennett and Ahmad Jamall on a regular basis, and was so down she called them by a single name (except Jamal, maybe out of respect for the fact that he'd gone through the trouble of changing his name from Freddy Jones).