Sentence examples for trouble in which from inspiring English sources

Ngugi writes simply and unaffectedly about his characters and the cartoonish trouble in which they land.

They even participate in an X-rated rendering of "Double, double, toil and trouble" in which a prostrate Macbeth is titillatingly massaged to the beat of their incantation.

"Elektra Luxx" is the sequel to the 2009 film "Women in Trouble," in which Elektra's rock star boyfriend, Nick Chapel Josh Brolinn), died on an airplane during sex with a flight attendant.

Besides, it was better that he let his daughter go with the man she chose than to endure years of trouble in which she would keep returning home after confrontations with her in-laws; and so he gave his blessing, and she smiled and called him by his praise name.

Key January move: Much may rest on the shoulders of former Hearts midfielder Rueben Palazuelos, most recently in the Greek top flight, if Ross County are to escape the deep relegation trouble in which they find themselves.

The turning point came with Bloody Sunday, Paul Greengrass's landmark 2002 film about the Troubles in which Nesbitt played the civil rights activist and MP Ivan Cooper.

The Real IRA was responsible for the Omagh bombing on 15 August 1998, the worst atrocity of the Troubles, in which 29 people died.

The unionist protests spread to other parts of Northern Ireland, illustrating the enduring and emotive pull of sectarian passions despite the 1998 Good Friday agreement that cemented peace after 30 years of conflict, known as the Troubles, in which more than 3,500 people were killed.

The Bafta nomination is for Shadow Dancer, a drama set during the Troubles in which Riseborough plays an IRA informer flipping on her republican family, and for which, earlier this week, she won the Evening Standard best actress award) and for Madonna's W.E., a fruitcake biopic.

Calls for independent reviews into two incidents in the Troubles in which 23 people died have been ruled out by Secretary of State Theresa Villiers.

During that time, Northern Ireland was locked in the middle of a decades-long ethno-nationalist conflict named "The Troubles," in which the Protestant Unionists who wanted to remain within the United Kingdom faced off against the Catholic Irish nationalists who wanted to break off and form a united Ireland.