Sentence examples for trouble marking from inspiring English sources

The "downside" of her line of work, she said, was "meeting evil people", and she had no trouble marking a bright line distinguishing them from the good ones.

But the juggernaut never left the station, in part because some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences may have trouble marking the ballot for a grand, sweeping story of a love whose name must not be mumbled.

The system excelled with baked goods like cookies and muffins, according the research — while things like sushi and smoothies gave it a bit more trouble, marking the first (and hopefully last) time those two foodstuffs were mentioned in the same sentence.

During VISA-A-G questionnaire pretesting we realized that some subjects got into trouble marking the correct question 1 answering boxes.

The market looks like ending the year where it began, 15% below the peak it reached early last year.In this section Banking on McCreevy Exit fee Top of the pile Oil rush Chameleon bonds Folly by numbers Fermenting trouble Marking the dealer's cards ReprintsThe protests have not helped.

Details on Dar Es Salaam are scant, but by international standards it is tiny, with 14 branches and assets in the tens of millions of dollars.In this section Banking on McCreevy Exit fee Top of the pile Oil rush Chameleon bonds Folly by numbers Fermenting trouble Marking the dealer's cards ReprintsBanking in Kuwait is not easy either.

And from his restless rest, Chaudhuri assembles a moving portrait of aging parents and a son whose troubles mark them, just as their decline marks him.

What quickly becomes clear is that Pritchard and Floyd's relationship was always troubled, marked by envy and rancour on either side, as well as affection.

The Democrats' efforts to saddle Mr. Bush with the energy troubles marks a striking role reversal from last summer, when party leaders were worried that increasing gasoline prices would be linked to the Clinton administration -- and threaten Al Gore's presidential prospects.

(Perfectly clean sheep were seen as blank slates for the gods to write upon, but also likely had no illnesses, which often leave troubling marks on the liver seers would likely have loathed).

The Spanish protectorate was thus brought to an end without the troubles that marked the termination of French control.