Sentence examples for trouble developed from inspiring English sources

UNTIL the trouble developed in Washington Square Park, the march felt more like a party.

Early in the Atlanta race, more trouble developed between those two.

No serious trouble developed, so he flew on to New York, but a month later he went to Presbyterian Hospital for a checkup.

Last month, Mr. Visconti asked the City Council to consider letting the department issue contractors broad operating licenses, which could be revoked if trouble developed.

The steel-nerved former test pilot took over partial manual control of his Friendship 7 spacecraft for more than three hours of his 4-hour-56-minute flight when trouble developed in the automatic attitude-control system.

With a force in reserve kept out of sight in case trouble developed, a group of about 100 United States marshals, beginning at about 5 a.m., cleared more than 40 people -- mostly middle-aged residents of the island -- from their campsite blocking the main gate to Camp Garcia, the entrance to the sprawling military training range.

From the start, Celebration's school had trouble developing its curriculum.

This school favors government intervention on the upside, but wants no part of government action when trouble develops.

The deal also reduces emphasis on Bayer's pharmaceuticals business, which has had trouble developing new drugs.

This would have the added advantage of allowing the fund to react more quickly when trouble develops.

Now Torre is counted on to provide chicken-soup-for-the-soul advice when trouble develops (see his motivational speech after the Yankees lost Game 1).