Sentence examples for trouble to create from inspiring English sources

It took a lot of time and trouble to create this whole process.

There were also a lot of oversize coats in beaded velvet that evoked vintage fabrics, which Ms. Karan had gone to a lot of trouble to create.

So I often start by trying to imagine why the composer would have gone to all that trouble to create this particular opera.

"That's why we've gone to such painstaking trouble to create a site that is in the brand image that leverages the designer's look and feel".

The problem was less the accident itself, which, after ten years, the public seemed ready to forgive, than the evidence, less widely known, that in its immediate wake he had gone to considerable trouble to create a false alibi.

The production has gone to some trouble to create an authentic environment, from the designer Francis O'Connor's hunger-inspiring, fully stocked baker's kitchen to the convincing showers of rain and snow created to evoke the changing seasons.

Belfast-based WorldDesk was founded by Claire Moore and Jonathan Chesney in early 2010, who clearly went to a lot of trouble to created a Valentine themed video below.

"Why go through all this trouble just to create a strange, bumpy tile?" you might ask.

Cuomo, in his effort to solve NYRA's troubles, plans to create a more independent and aggressive board to oversee racing in the state.

The idea, as in other countries with banking troubles, was to create "good banks" and "bad banks": the good banks (ie, the big four) would get a clean start, while the bad banks (the AMCs) would sort out the mess.

I used to be very against a change in our flat hierarchy structure, not least because of the trouble leaders seem to create for their parties!