Sentence examples for troubles that from inspiring English sources

Qedusizi encounters employment troubles that make Ruby's look trivial.

Given their recent troubles, that counted as an onslaught.

Barring any teething troubles, that is (right, get out - Ed).

To be precise: the Troubles that erupted way back in 1921.

THE troubles that seized Japan's politics last summer are approaching a crisis.

"Things like the Titanic and the Troubles, that is our history.

Their years together scarred him, he says, and partially explain the troubles that followed.

Negotiators have warned of "troubles" that might result from talking to journalists.

Mr Fletcher's term was beset with legal troubles that turned voters against him.

David Stubbs There's still much of the history of the Troubles that remains murky.

Never mind the troubles that have kept the well-heeled Western tourists from the Indian subcontinent.