Sentence examples for troubles lie from inspiring English sources
But troubles lie farther afield.
But a host of troubles lie ahead as well.
After such a smooth transition, Miss Megawati is entitled to feel relieved, whatever troubles lie ahead.
Beyond the systemic troubles lie more profound questions over society's callous attitudes.
Given the poet, given the future, it's hard not to think that the Troubles lie there before him.
The ADFL is already reporting clashes.In the long term, Mr Kabila may find his troubles lie less with his enemies than with his would-be friends.
The blame for many recent banking troubles lies with fiscally inept local governments.
"The answer to our troubles lies in a positive, optimistic vision, with policies rooted in American exceptionalism," Mr. Perry said.
On budget issues, the proximate source of the party's troubles lies in the decision to turn the formulation of fiscal policy over to a con man.
But for all of his pigs in pokes, dogs that won't hunt and troubles lying in the weeds, Barbour never fell off any turkey truck.
