Sentence examples for trouble of mine from inspiring English sources

However 10 children later, after he had fallen in love with the young actress Ellen Ternan, he moved out of their bedroom and had the connecting door boarded up, and then formally separated from her, announcing in a newspaper advertisement – to the horror of many of their friends – that "some domestic trouble of mine of longstanding" had been resolved.

Before long he's shunning humankind, reduced to sharing lonely solace with a "Little Bird", and cursing the insincerity and bitterness to which society is becoming increasingly reduced: "Trouble is a friend of mine I'd like to leave behind," he notes abjectly.

That story of mine avoided trouble.

A white professional friend of mine was troubled by recent vigils and marches in wake of grand jury decisions not to indict cops who killed unarmed African Americans.

A trusted colleague and mentor of mine, obviously troubled by my sentiments, admonished me that "we should always be an example to our students, even on social media".

For instance, one patient of mine always had trouble sleeping as winter passed into spring.

Back at his table, which is full of 20-30 friends and family (or as he puts it: "effervescent comradeships/sectators of mine,") he has trouble connecting with all of the awaiting high fives.

Back at his table, which is full of 20-30 friends and family (or as he puts it: "effervescent comradeships/sectators of mine"), he has trouble connecting with all of the awaiting hi-fives.

Poor Inge tells her mother that she's pregnant, and gets a slap and the full "no daughter of mine" speech for her trouble.

I knew we were in trouble when, in 2002, a normally luddite professor of mine mentioned downloading lots of Bluegrass music from Napster.

But on our second night, a friend of mine got in slightly more trouble.