Sentence examples for trouble opening from inspiring English sources

"Studios have trouble opening [specialty] movies in Japan.

But friends with PC's are having trouble opening picture files that I send to them.

I use America Online and sometimes have trouble opening e-mail attachments with the.MME file extension.

Kissinger was a ladies' man (or cultivated the reputation); Nixon had trouble opening a bottle of aspirin.

"Before Kate, I had trouble opening up to anyone in general," said Mr. Hogue, who grew up in Butler, a small town in southwest Missouri.

The buyer surprised Ms. Berger by arriving with an inspector, who, when he had trouble opening the fuse box, went at it enthusiastically with a hammer.

"Trouble" opened to mixed reviews and modest ticket sales on Sept. 21, 2012.

The Tigers forced to sit because of foul trouble opened an opportunity for forward Roburt Sallie, who had previously never scored more than 13 points in a game.

Viewers in Southern California will have a chance to do that when "Sturtevant: Double Trouble" opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art on March 20.

"Trouble" opened in April 2002, and Sonnenfeld recalls seeing television segments asking "Is America ready for a comedy about terrorism?" The movie made a paltry $8.5 million worldwide on a $40 million budget. .

If this gives you trouble, open the binder all the way, so that the spine seems to be in between the two covers.