Sentence examples for troubles gathered from inspiring English sources

The majority of Mukund's early boundaries came off the edge on a pitch of decent pace, but the left-handed opener grew in confidence as England's troubles gathered.

Despite all of her troubles, Dokic gathered herself, and then sent Schett away, 6-3, 7-5.

As SDLP members – moderate nationalists who consistently outpolled Sinn Féin until the Troubles ended – gather for their 2009 conference in Armagh this weekend, those who were so keen to rush into a marriage with Fianna Fáil might be forgiven for feeling like a bride jilted at the altar.

Government agents can use this info to infer whether you have an illness or an addiction, eye your money troubles, or gather what your religious affiliations and political activities are.

What made him so special that these three go to the trouble to gather together formally year after year?

Mr. Hethmon said the problem with these challenges is that they have not taken the trouble to gather the evidence the court found missing in Plyler.

[C6.] Airports Bracing for More Trouble Airport executives gathered for the Airport Summit are concerned that government efforts to use bulky explosive-detection machines at airports will mean more security delays, just as air travel is starting to pick up.

Like Graham, Lehman said he was troubled by evidence gathered on hijackers Nawaf al Hazmi and Khalid al Mihdhar after their arrival in Southern California.

"They never caused any trouble, never littered nor gathered in groups," he added.

But the information state officials have gathered is troubling to many advocates for the poor.

It troubled Tilkowski but he gathered it at his second attempt.