Sentence examples for trouble rose from inspiring English sources

But gold, a traditional safe haven in times of trouble, rose by 0.7% to $1,183.

Business loans that were not paying interest or faced other trouble rose to $640 million at the end of the quarter, from $582 million at the end of March.

So Ewing, New York's most effective option with 7-foot-4-inch Rik Smits on the bench in foul trouble, rose for that shot with every intention to make it a game.

Right now, the team is having trouble rising above.500.500

Trouble rises up, disturbs and dislocates, and then everything settles down.

When not in spasm, I have trouble rising from a sitting position, not to mention dancing.

Messi notwithstanding, Argentina may have trouble rising above the psychodrama.They're still a formidable team, though, and will be fun to watch.

He was having so much trouble rising from the floor that we bought a harness contraption called a Help 'Em Up.

Inquiring minds might want to know why she didn't sniff trouble, rise up on her hind legs and eviscerate that hockey-playing thug the first time he followed her daughter through the kitchen door.

And why is it that in a culture like the US women have had so much trouble rising in the ranks, while in countries where machismo is the norm, men have been so open minded by comparison?

Mr. Zaderay, a financial consultant who lives in Pittsfield, Mass., has no trouble rising every day around 5 a.m. for his trip to the office a few blocks from Grand Central Terminal.