Sentence examples for troubles to be from inspiring English sources

While Sinn Fein fetes the two bombers as heroes who deserve like everyone else in the Troubles to be remembered, unionists of all hues regard them as would-be murderers and enemies of their besieged border community.

The tawdry nature of his current troubles — to be caught on tape arranging a hotel-room liaison with a high-priced call girl, according to law enforcement officials — shocked even his harshest critics, though not all were surprised that he would risk so much.

These discordant observations should orientate researchers' attention to the assessment of subjective psychological troubles to be probably explored more adequately using qualitative study designs [ 30].

Local people were charmed that he had taken the trouble to be there.

Troubling, to be sure, but maybe it'll let him get out of gym class?

Poor people, many of whom had lost close family members, took the trouble to be witnesses.

This reveals those blaming educational institutions for the trouble to be guilty of reverse logic.

It's also worth singling out Brady Dougan of Credit Suisse, a firm that has a storied tradition of finding trouble whenever there is trouble to be found.

Philip showed that he had never intended this result, by taking trouble to be reconciled with Alexander.

To be 14-2 is to be in trouble; to be 61-6 is close to being finished.

Self-sabotaging trouble, to be exact.