Sentence examples for trouble in making from inspiring English sources

They'll have trouble in making a movie half as good or half as authentic.

West would then score two aces, but South would have no trouble in making nine tricks.

Like many people these days, most of us have trouble in making ends meet".

Even the mid-17th century English Puritans had trouble in making adultery a capital crime, and the last execution in the UK, sometime in the mid-1650s, involvedefiningng what the unfortunate adulterer had done merely as a felony.

At a news conference during the Open, William McCullough, a member of the club's board, claimed that the new neighborhood was a poor choice because it was "95 percent... Negro" (in fact, it was mostly white) and that organizers "will not only have trouble in making the tennis fans come but in getting the community to work with them".

Sites that offer unlimited disk space, bandwidth, etc. are just trouble in the making.

Dustin Hoffman provides a revealing account of his troubles with Fosse in making "Lenny".

The new show may find him less interested in making trouble but his interest in making original and vicious television remains.

So Europe has a direct interest in making sure trouble does not spread to Iberia.

With the left-handed reliever Chris Hammond looking shaky after shoulder trouble, the Yankees are interested in making a trade.

"Sometimes turmoil and trouble in art make it come out good," says Marshall Chess.