Sentence examples for trouble of doing from inspiring English sources

"If you're going to the trouble of doing a book, it should look as good or better than the work that's in it".

If your customers can submit electronic orders, it saves you the trouble of doing the job yourself, and also greatly diminishes time-wasting wrangles over mistakes.

"We decided that rather than go through the trouble of doing the motion we would agree to a plea," the prosecutor, Michael Banks, said.

Cablevision had the bright idea to spare subscribers the trouble of doing the recording on their own personal devices, instead letting them stream their programmes from the cable company's own recording hub.

As I packed for the move, I questioned whether it made financial sense to ship my several hundred books across the country, and more important, if I went through the trouble of doing this, what was the point when they would only sit untouched in a different city, just as they have for so many years in New York?

You'd have to be a pretty fervent supporter to go to the trouble of doing this.

By investing through Arthena, we take away all the troubles of doing your own research, determining which work to purchase, placing the right bid, and hiring the right appraiser.

If you have trouble accepting other ways of doing things, you may believe that you are the only one that knows best.

Eventually Ruby, Clancy, her secret butler and her family get in a lot of dangerous trouble to do with very dangerous people.

"She's had a lot of trouble doing every single movie, including 'SNL.' She was out and not in rehearsal.

I remember when [fellow puppet designer] Tim Cooksey did Colonel White, he had a lot of trouble doing different expressions as the face was just so realistic.