Sentence examples for troubled read from inspiring English sources

The Australian government, which has never troubled Read, wants to seize his royalties as proceeds of crime.

Instead, the original community is characterised as troublesome, the area is described as "troubled" (read: crime-ridden) and the character shift of the wider neighbourhood is seen as restorative.

This is where making the wrong choices could get them into trouble (read: the infamous "Freshman 15").

If you're having trouble, read How to Sleep Better for tips.

Form a basic idea for a story and if you're having trouble, read short stories for inspiration.

They have trouble reading.

We have trouble reading at the beach.

He has trouble reading them, and goes.

"I'm having trouble reading the greens".

(To this day, he has trouble reading).

Already, he has trouble reading small print.