Sentence examples for trouble to do from inspiring English sources
How many people will take the trouble to do this is another matter.
Your response is much appreciated and I thank you in advance for taking the trouble to do so.
Once I'd taken the trouble to do that, it seemed silly not to brag about it a bit.
Why on earth would the president of the U.S. in the year 2003 take the trouble to do that?
Among those who took the trouble to do so was Laurence Olivier, ever on the qui vive for something new.
By 1839 only half the companies in Massachusetts had taken the trouble to do this.Across the country, popular neglect was killing the militias.
A new study reveals the struggles of prisoners who want to turn their lives around, but are too mentally and physically troubled to do so.
They were workhouses to where the Irish authorities sent Catholic girls and women considered "troubled" to do unpaid manual work.
Teens lie for the obvious reasons, like to get out of trouble or to do something forbidden.
Sampson found trouble trying to do too much, and that same determination, channeled properly, also spurred his rehabilitation.
"A lot of the trouble has to do with writing, but none of it with having stuff to send you, publications, or careers," he wrote to Nadell.
