Sentence examples for trouble sought from inspiring English sources

The Armenians themselves, as in previous times of trouble, sought refuge in their churches and schools.

If your child is having trouble, seek out the child psychologist at his or her school.

All you can do is be alert to symptoms, and at the first hint of trouble, seek medical help.

Some maids manage to flee abusive employers but, bereft of funds and without documents or social networks, they have trouble seeking help or getting home.

Why Do Scientists Have Trouble Seeking Jobs?

I played a 720p movie file while wired in and it worked fine, but when I switched to wireless it stuttered and skipped, and had trouble seeking.

If you're not hungry, not lonely, not in trouble, seek out someone who is.

I asked Joong Wha and Joo-il if they thought the recent curbs on immigration into Britain had dissuaded any defectors from heading to the UK, or whether any defectors they knew had experienced trouble seeking asylum here.

If your marriage is in trouble, seek counseling.

It is striking how often people who are feeling bewildered or troubled seek remedy in the wilderness.

Muvico, a movie theater chain, had agreed to open a theater on the fourth floor, but when it ran into financial trouble and sought to modify the terms, the bank did not go along, according to court papers.