Sentence examples for troubles was that from inspiring English sources

He said one of the troubles was that many leading people in Britain knew little of the aspirations of the Arab world.

"One of the most remarkable aspects of the Troubles was that, with a few exceptions, the people that I know who did these terrible things were all perfectly normal people," Ed Moloney told me.

Part of the reason for the troubles was that the states gambled the law would have been softened when it came up for reauthorization in 2007, but efforts to change it stalled.

[cartoon id= leighton-2007-03-26"] "One of the most remarkable aspects of the Troubles was that, with a few exceptions, the people that I know who did these terrible things were all perfectly normal people," Ed Moloney told me.

As I recall I went on to say that one of the redeeming aspects of Northern Ireland's 30 years of the Troubles was that the DUP and Sinn Féin/IRA factions did not go around murdering each other's leaders; not quite true, I suspect, because the Brits thwarted a few plots.

One of the troubles was that after the episode had been written by Swartzwelder, an unsolicited writer sent the staff a script which contained a virtually identical story.

The trouble is, that number is tough to pin down.

The trouble is, that possibility has long gone.

The trouble is, that's all it says.

Trouble is, that's where the success ran out.

The trouble is, that conversation completely excludes Bacon.