Sentence examples for troubles of three from inspiring English sources

The family and social troubles of three 16-year-old girls, as told through instant messages; a sequel to "TTYL".

Three Girls in Paris (1963) is a light comedy that tells of the troubles of three Danish girls who have left their luggage and most of their money at a Paris hotel, but forget the name of the hotel or where it is located.

Although he's reluctant to tie the two together, Ahrens' resignation came amid the ongoing legal troubles of three executives at the fund's parent, Mutuals Advisors (previously called Mutuals.com).

"WHAT'S COOKING?" This Thanksgiving Day mosaic looks at the troubles of four families: black, Jewish, Asian and Latino.

The troubles of two hedge funds at Bear Stearns acted as the catalyst for the unravelling of confidence in credit markets last summer.

The news about Scalise, coupled with the unrelated legal troubles of two other GOP lawmakers, could disrupt Republican plans to hit the ground running this January as the party takes full control of Congress.

What is also clear is that Scottish football's setup remains deeply flawed when the troubles of one, albeit significant, club have such a severe impact on the wider scene.

The director, Martin Campbell, an accomplished action filmmaker, must have forgotten that in the 1940's "Casablanca" had the good sense to have Rick note that the troubles of two people don't amount to a hill of beans.

The next year, leaders of the Círculo (with Enrique Creci at the head) formed an aid committee to raise funds for the legal troubles of eight Chicago anarchists who had been charged with murder in connection with the Haymarket affair.

Next day, the kids hit the streets, and there has been trouble of one kind or another ever since".

In fact, Blair has been in trouble of one sort or another from the day the campaign officially began.