Sentence examples for trouble settling from inspiring English sources

Still he had trouble settling.

Mr. Hanssen had trouble settling on a career after college.

At breakfast, my son is having trouble settling on the right career.

He said that the N.F.L. had trouble settling because it thought of its officials as "commodities".

An active painter since about 1900, Serguei had trouble settling for a style.

If you have trouble settling on a decorating strategy for your stairwell, trust your instincts.

President Bill Clinton picked an outspoken academic and then, when she got into political trouble, settled on a reserved public health official.

The Pirates right-hander Ray Rodriguez continually pitched himself into and out of trouble before settling down after four innings and completing the game.

Even while expressing confidence about Mr. Kerry's prospects, Democratic Party officials said they were concerned about what they described as his trouble in settling on a defining theme for his candidacy, the pace of his advertising and his progress in setting up field organizations in battleground states.

Clueless about life in the U.S after just coming from camps in Nepal, most refugees had trouble getting settled in the city.

(Pinnacle is where Blum had legal trouble in 1995, settling charges by the SEC related to booking revenue for items before having shipped them; he left a year later, and the firm filed for bankruptcy in 1999).