Sentence examples for troubles where from inspiring English sources

In Mr Clinton's troubles, where the accusations cover dodgy land deals or sexual recklessness, true belief is strained.

Television used to be a place where America forgot its troubles — where we all staved off mortality together, just for the moment, with laugh tracks and life lessons.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland expressed concern about the integrity of inquests in Northern Ireland, particularly in historical cases from the Troubles, where coroners currently dispenses justice based on a "full consideration of the facts, sensitive or otherwise".

By Michael Schulman September 23 , 2013Television used to be a place where America forgot its troubles — where we all staved off mortality together, just for the moment, with laugh tracks and life lessons.

He also gives us a visceral sense of the two worlds these people inhabit: the dreary small town in Northern Ireland, still haunted by the Troubles, where Mr. Laird's hero, Danny Williams, grew up; and London, the cacophonous big city that Danny moves to in hopes of reinventing his life.

Terri Hooley said it may have been "the only riot of the Troubles where Catholics and Protestants were fighting on the same side".

But perhaps you are anticipating trouble where there might not be any.

If street names are an omen, you should be braced for trouble where Gun Street meets Artillery Lane.

He loves his gayness to be the source of trouble where otherwise they would be completely happy with it.

The trouble, where superheroes are concerned, is that everyone already knows how all the films will go.

"I think where we get in trouble, where a lot of teams get in trouble playing against Philadelphia, is trying to go for the dagger," Bryant said.