Sentence examples for trouble has gone from inspiring English sources

"Trouble has gone from caviar to Alpo," John Codey, Mrs. Helmsley's longtime friend and adviser, said on "The Early Show" on CBS in 2008.

For others, like the foreign minister, Jose Miguel Insulza, a Socialist who spent years in exile in the general's days, trying to get their old enemy out of trouble has gone against the grain.Why bother?

Then it was England going into the Perth Test in trouble, having gone 2-0 down at Adelaide after a devastating last-day collapse.

Van Horn's troubles have gone almost unnoticed because of Jefferson's play.

The unionists and republicans who now share government want to persuade the world, and potential investors, that the Troubles have gone for ever.

That is the main reason that these economic troubles have gone on for so long.

We know we are in trouble, something has gone wrong deep, but we did not know how to lend a hand, to chip in.

EVEN as its rivals have been battered by the cyclical downturn in petrochemicals and by Asia's financial troubles, Reliance has gone from strength to strength.

The trouble is, the deal has gone sour.

He is having trouble sleeping, but he has gone out on his sailboat.

The victims were young people who had stayed out of trouble; three had gone on to Delaware State University, and Ms. Hightower was headed there the next month.