Sentence examples for trouble striking from inspiring English sources

But teasing isn't positive unless both parties perceive it as positive, and that's where our whole household is having trouble striking a balance.

Each time, Schilling made the big pitch to escape trouble, striking out Andres Galarraga on three pitches to end the game.

Still, the Court had no trouble striking down both of the laws, even in a period of the Court's history when the defense of civil liberties was not a high priority.

The Mint had trouble striking the new design.

And trouble struck often.

On Sunday evening, trouble struck again.

But last summer trouble struck for a second time.

Trouble struck again on the Jets' third possession.

Days before the new league was unveiled, however, trouble struck.

So when trouble struck Chacon in the early innings, no one warmed up to relieve him.

Coach HERMAN EDWARDS was adamant that unless big trouble struck, Pennington would not play on Sunday.