According to these documents, the opportunity for trouble presented itself about 12 25 p.m. on March 28, just as the second grade was returning from recess.
In speaking with Ms. Pentecost, it is clear she has trouble presenting herself apart from the club.
(A decade later, the deal is in trouble, presenting a tempting opportunity for those seeking to curry favor with Kushner and, through him, Trump).
It was during the contentious years of the Vietnam War that Matthew Lipman, a philosopher and educator, found that many Americans were having trouble presenting their views about the conflict cogently, and it distressed him.
Wouldn't it be asking for trouble, presenting a loved one with a perfume called Jezebel? Fletch "It would be quite good for goth girls, wouldn't it?" Martin "Women are different now; they like wearing T-shirts with things like "SLUT" and "WHORE" and stuff.
SOCHAUX, France — Peugeot, one of France's iconic companies, is in trouble, presenting President François Hollande with an early, telling crisis that is displaying the contradictions at the heart of his campaign promises to spur economic growth while shrinking the budget deficit with tax increases.
Gender Trouble presents her theory of gender as essentially performative, drawing from Derrida's reading of J.L. Austin in "Signature, Event, Context" (1982a), wherein he suggests that language signification precedes the reality it purports to represent.
Trouble presents itself when both of them, both stubborn, insist on playing point guy.
But God I take to record in my conscience, that the troubles present (and appearing to be) in the realm of England are double more dolorous unto my heart than ever were the troubles of Scotland.
And yet her troubles are presented as cosmic.
