Sentence examples for trouble was about from inspiring English sources

In case you don't know what that trouble was about, it began last week when The Register, a U.K. tech publication, published an article blowing the lid off an Intel kernel security problem in their CPU chips.

In case you don't know what that trouble was about, it began last week when The Register, a U.K. tech publication, published an article blowing the lid off an Intel kernel security problem in their CPU chips.

The Magistrate, Mr Kenneth Harrington, said: "I don't know what all this trouble was about.

The first trouble was about money: Stan never had any, but that was no great shame till his brother started coming home with pockets full of checks and cash from his odd jobs.

The Qing emperor was preoccupied with a series of internal rebellions, and his officials were so nervous of passing on the letters the British handed in that he had little idea of what the trouble was about.

Torres was explosive at the team's tip and so ascendant were his side that Mourinho, sensing Spurs were "in trouble", was about to fling on Samuel Eto'o to work alongside the Spaniard when Dean flashed red and bold aspirations were instantly choked.

The trouble is about the direction of time.

Bogotá's notorious reputation cannot be ignored, but avoiding trouble is about common sense and keeping vigilant.

Only 15% should be allocated to the stock market, a risky place to be when trouble is about to descend on the market for bonds (the unindexed ones).

I don't have many ex-boyfriends, it's just the last song ("When You've Got Trouble") is about them, so it seems to add up on stage...

But to some in the design world, its troubles are about more than money.