Sentence examples for troubled out from inspiring English sources

"The world looks pretty troubled out there.

("Statue of Liberty") "There's trouble out at the mine.

Her bead sculptures about race and violence and being fat prompt viewers to contemplate society's troubles out loud.

And again, without the job creation and the income growth that people need, there's trouble out there.

I hope you will find some way to break the rules and make a little trouble out there.

I had no trouble out-charging big men; it was the small men who gave me all the trouble".

Mickey once had a catastrophic date with Hannah's other sister Holly Diannee West), a troubled out-of-work actor and singer, but Mickey is now chiefly concerned with health worries, and fears he may have a brain tumour.

We hear the oft-told tale of the show's troubled out-of-town tryouts in Buffalo; Mr. Herman stayed up late one night to write the game-saving "Before the Parade Passes By" and insisted on playing it for Ms. Channing in the wee hours.

Would they bail out their troubled neighbors?

Celebrities seem to have no trouble finding out".

"Earlier in the year, we had trouble closing out games.