Sentence examples for trouble discovering from inspiring English sources

This is a musical about Princeton (played by Howie Michael Smith), a young college graduate having trouble discovering his purpose in life, staying employed and finding a neighborhood he can afford.

Both King and Shen and had been running a web design business out of their dorm room at Babson, but Shen told us that he's not a big planner, nor are most young people, and they were having trouble discovering cool events when they had opportunities to take a break from coding and designing.

Very few companies take the trouble to discover where the wood in their products originates.

After the wiring trouble was discovered and corrected, though, the test was not repeated, he said.

But it's worth taking the trouble to discover first-rate pieces amid the reams of pretty good ones.

"This has been an amazing education, certainly in our history, because we've gone to so much trouble to discover the role these cups played in our history," he said.

Ramos had been working out with the team until Wednesday but decided to have the procedure done Thursday after vision trouble was discovered during his annual exam.

Having a letter carrier walk all neighborhoods each day can be both a deterrent to crime and also an important safety protocol; there are many examples of elderly or infirm people in trouble being discovered and aided by their letter carrier.

Note: If your parents would really go to that amount of trouble to discover what you've been doing, you have more to talk to them about than wearing thongs.

Sample overkill sentences, plucked from among many: "He always lived as if his pants were on fire"; "He was Harold Hill, the Music Man, discovering trouble right here in River City"; "He walked with the home-run hitters now".

"I was troubled to discover Paul Pogba's Mr 15% is actually only a Mr 10% (Monday's Bits and Bobs).