Sentence examples for trouble timing from inspiring English sources
On low-scoring pitches where not one other England batsman got to within 20 runs of his average, Bell sometimes appeared to have twice the time to play his shots, and half the trouble timing them.
This was the first time the Yankees played Texas this year, and it was evident that the Rangers' hitters were having trouble timing Lilly's unusual delivery.
If you are having trouble timing this step, consider adding the decoloriser drop by drop.[13].[13]
If you have trouble with timing try meleeing while jumping backwards.
The noise level can be a bit high, as can the prices; the early troubles with timing are disquieting.
Many readers told me of their frustration and troubles with timing or placement of their delivered papers, or of not being able to find The Times at their newsstands, both in the metropolitan region and elsewhere.
This is probably due to an entirely coincidental quirk of timing - Stonehouse's troubles were taking place at the same time as The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin was being shown on television.
