Sentence examples for trouble dropping from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, even if Labour can wriggle out of the manifesto pledge for the time being, it will have trouble dropping it altogether.

The blank page of the novel is far worse than the blank page of the travel book, but I have very little trouble dropping back into the well of one's self and writing about my insides.

With his right heel heavily taped, Manning took about half the snaps and had no trouble dropping back or launching deep passes, in addition to running and stretching with the team.

Perhaps not surprisingly my results show someone who is having trouble dropping off.

Lord knows I'm having trouble dropping the 15 to 20 I wanna get rid of.

The villagers' protests have increased since early May, when an American fighter jet with engine trouble dropped six bombs on the range.

The anti-American protests have increased since early March, when a United States fighter jet with engine trouble dropped six bombs on the range.

Villas-Boas, who added that the defender Benoît Ashouldkotto "should return to training in 10 days" after knee trouble, dropped a heavy hint that Friedel would play against Chelsea, describing him as the club's No1 goalkeeper.

The series moves to Toronto, where the Knicks have had their troubles, dropping both regular-season meetings by lopsided scores, 91-70 on Feb. 14 and by 86-71 on April 14.

Mortgage provider Countrywide Financial, and Centex continued to get beat up by the credit and subprime troubles, dropping 30 % and 23, respectively.

The man they assume to be the right Harrison is the handsome fellow who caught Tuppence's eye in the circle bar, but he looks troubled, drops his umbrella and hurries away.