Sentence examples for troubles into the from inspiring English sources

My mum takes her troubles into the garden and digs them away.

Mr. Bond had struggled to find the best way to incorporate New York's current troubles into the show.

Brinkley, 54, was married to Cook for a decade before his affair with a teenager catapulted their troubles into the spotlight in 2006.

So George Steinbrenner's answer to the Yankees' slump is to drop responsibility for their recent troubles into the laps of Manager Joe Torre and General Manager Brian Cashman.

Most firms involved in mergers in America have to factor possible legal troubles into the costs of the deal, says Dick Langan of Nixon Peabody, a law firm.By some measures, the worst may have passed though nobody is betting on it.

However, what stock markets have not priced in is the resurgence of Eurozone troubles into the headlines.

The two were to combine to end the Laurier regime and bring Canada, still troubled, into the world at large.

Of course this only scattered the trouble into the streets of Copenhagen.

"Why are you driving the troubles into our town?" the Sunni cleric said he asked the men.

Arsenal, though, were not without their own troubles heading into the game.

At least three could be arm-twisted without too much trouble into joining the LDP proper.