Sentence examples for troubles when from inspiring English sources

I remember being in Beirut during the "troubles," when the militias ruled West Beirut.

She had terrible troubles when I was there; her son was killed.

Ms. Walsh told her: "You forget all your troubles when you're in here".

I often wonder what would have happened if we hadn't confronted our troubles when we did.

Investors and analysts are likely to ask Goldman executives about the offering's troubles when the firm reports earnings on Wednesday.

More cynically, companies might also be afraid of employment lawsuits if they ignore employees' personal troubles when assessing their work.

Meanwhile, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, refused to be drawn on Clegg's troubles when questioned earlier on Tuesday.

Maybe they have been to London during the troubles, when all bags are searched at theaters and museums.

Mr. Heller tells about his troubles when he went to Washington on a like errand & Truman had suddenly become President.

Mention is made of recent troubles, when Wyatt's drinking has pushed their relationship closer to breaking point than ever before.

But why, at a time of economic troubles, when excess is being forcibly rejected, should Klimt's "Golden Phase" of hyper-ornamentation be a touchstone in the fashion world?