Sentence examples for troubled town from inspiring English sources
One Albanian was killed and two were wounded and an Albanian house was set on fire in one of the worst incidents in months in the troubled town.
American forces are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of three Iraqi civilians on Thursday in Babil Province near the troubled town of Musayyib.
It seems that Alejandro Sánchez, the mayor of La Línea de la Concepción, the financially troubled town on the Spanish side of the border, has been kicking up a fuss on several fronts.
Its hero, Jake Lonergan, played by Mr. Craig, is a loner who stumbles into the troubled town of Absolution, which is under the thumb of Harrison Ford's Col. Woodrow Dolarhyde.
FOR the first hour of polling, there were almost no voters in Zubayr, a troubled town of 400,000 souls in southern Iraq, some 15 miles (24km) south-west of Basra.
His Istanbul, a "city of ruins and end-of-empire melancholy", is mostly taken from the 1950s and 60s, he says, "the troubled town that turned inward, that learned from history not to aspire to much.
Long troubled, the town has a complicated sectarian and ethnic mix.
That's no question to ask," said Stephen Karomi, who had come to Baghdad a day before from Qaraqosh, a troubled Christian town in the north.
This song is called 'Trouble Town.' " The audience cheered; it's one of his grittier songs.
Happy Valley (BBC1) | iPlayer Trapped (BBC4) | iPlayer The X Files (C5) | My5 How to Die: Simon's Choice (BBC2) | iPlayer A sheep rustler, a bunny boiler, several feral mutts and one maggoty hand, all overlaid with the skanky title strains of Jake Bugg and his Trouble Town.
Thrilling juvenilia such as Trouble Town and Lightning Bolt sound as sparky as ever, but as his band and bookings expand he's slipping further towards classic retro cliches – awful boogie-woogie set-fillers and bluegrass stomps that, at times, make it look as though a random Avalon Café act has invaded the headline slot.
