Sentence examples for troubles thrown from inspiring English sources

"The troubles thrown up by the Corn Laws by monopoly, privilege and aristocracy, were a denial to other human beings by those who benefited from the advantages of being of the landed gentry," Cash writes.

Another touch: On Monday, Darryl Strawberry, looking good after years of cancer and addiction and legal and personal troubles, threw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Later, as Asia's troubles threw this Pacific-coast province into recession, the government launched grand schemes to create forestry jobs, save lumber-mill towns, attract new aluminium smelters, build infrastructure and create a new high-speed ferry industry.

"Johnny's never really had trouble throwing strikes," Price said.

Ryan McIntosh, a twenty-three-year-old soldier from Rifle, Colorado, had no trouble throwing.

Lee had trouble throwing his curveball for strikes, which caused him to rely even more on his fastball.

Mortimer B. Zuckerman, owner of The Daily News, said he had no trouble throwing his support behind Mr. Bloomberg.

Leiter noticed early that his slider was flat; he was having trouble throwing it from over the top.

But in the seventh Marmol had trouble throwing his slider for strikes, and the Diamondbacks' two-run rally was decisive.

"Shortstops, you'd still have trouble throwing the ball on a D.P. I've never seen it.

Piazza is working with a new catching coach, John Stearns, but he has still had trouble throwing out runners.