Sentence examples for trouble fields from inspiring English sources

"We do anything outside the box, we're in trouble," Fields concurred.

Clemens also suggested he might have trouble fielding his position.

At times over the last two seasons, the Titans have had trouble fielding 22 players, Reese said.

And with the arrival of new executives and managers, stalwarts like Paul Speedie are having far less trouble fielding foursomes.

If voters balk as the election nears, the Socialists may have trouble fielding a strong candidate to take her place.

They could not hit and they had trouble fielding, but survived with starting pitching and vibrant young arms in the bullpen.

Catching may actually turn out to be safer for Piazza, who has had trouble fielding grounders and has been run into twice at first base.

Williams, who has had trouble fielding snaps with the cast on, dropped the snap before picking up the ball and sprinting upfield.

She is a woman in a party that has trouble fielding strong female candidates, a leader in a key suburban county that could swing either Republican or Democratic, and, unlike another high-profile woman currently running for office, she is a native New Yorker, born in Elmira.

But its real beauty lies in what it adds -- high school squads that once had trouble fielding a four-man relay team are now thriving, and track meets that used to barely last through the morning now go on all day.

If they ever do become a country, they will of course have no trouble fielding a football team.