Sentence examples for trouble is on from inspiring English sources
More trouble is on the horizon.
The trouble is, on the question of trust, Tyce is right.
The trouble is, on Bush, it all just reads like the awkward pandering that it is.
On Tuesday, the city's Finance Department released data suggesting that more trouble is on the way.
Even the mercurial J. R. Smith, who is not exactly immune to over-dribbling into turnover trouble, is on pace for a career-best 7.7.
In close-up, he expresses himself largely through his nostrils, with a distinctive flaring that means trouble is on the way.
Trouble was, on this day, there was no cloud.
She said, in New York, trouble was on every corner; you don't have to look for it.
But back in the spring, shortly before his defeat, Mr. Bennett detected that trouble was on the horizon for the party's establishment members.
When Djokovic developed back problems at the end of the third set, he knew trouble was on the horizon, and the match could easily slip away.
Mr. Nader's potential for trouble was on display here today, when James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters president, appeared beside him at a news conference and ridiculed the vice president.
