Sentence examples for trouble closed from inspiring English sources

The Savoy Hotel, fearing trouble, closed their front entrance on Saturday afternoon.

When the company got into trouble, closed stores and was bought in 2005 by a struggling competitor, Kmart, the retail industry was robust enough that the overall economy barely noticed.

"Earlier in the year, we had trouble closing out games.

"I have trouble closing the drapes," she said.

There's room for doubt, because Severely Conservative Mitt is having trouble closing out the race.

He had trouble closing his mouth and he said he began vomiting blood.

Another team from the city of San Francisco had trouble closing the deal today.

Many dealers have had trouble closing sales with car buyers because of tighter lending standards.

He believes prospective buyers are having trouble closing the gap between the $625,500 limit and the price of the house.

Aside from a wild pitch that allowed Amed Rosario to reach first, Robertson had little trouble closing out the ninth.

The most remarkable thing about him was a jutting chin that gave him trouble closing his mouth.