Sentence examples for troubles where the from inspiring English sources

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

He called it "trouble where the trouble is over, a doubt when doubts are resolved".

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

"Rather, we'll spend our time in the areas that caused all the trouble-where all the adventures took place, where the travelers had their worst difficulties.

Mr. Donovan said that audiences would have trouble guessing where the plot of the sequel was headed.

The army was promptly sent in to the worst trouble spots where the local police were either too few, too ineffectual or too corrupt to cope.

There's a shake-up at Britain's troubled Co-op Group, where the chairman has resigned as the inquiry into the turmoil at the mutual organisation begins.

It highlights your home's trouble spots where the most energy is being wasted.

"If it was only something we could do, we'd have trouble explaining where the ability came from".

Taxpayers can go online for an explanation of the codes, but even then could have trouble pinpointing where the mistake supposedly occurred.

Obviously there was a trouble period where the veterans of the Vietnam War were abandoned.