The most troublesome enemies of Roman Britain were the Picts of central and northern Scotland, and the Gaels known as Scoti, who were raiders from Ireland.
Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine noted that the game's inventory was too limited for the vast number of customizations possible; this was considered particularly troublesome because some boss enemies are only vulnerable to certain types of weapons.
In addition to Grant, the cast includes Eva Marie Saint as the troublesome woman, James Mason as the chief enemy agent, and Leo G. Carroll as a puffing, elderly Secret Service man.
A ding-dong battle ensued, in which heat, flies and endemic disease proved as troublesome to both sides as their enemy.
"And the other thing I realized while I was there was it was very handy for the government to have an enemy, because so many troublesome things were going on in that country, but it took the focus away from that, and put it all the way across the world to an enemy.
Anyway, like it or not, the troublesome Muslim state represents the future, its local enemies outdated legacies of the past.
18) Story of Your Life After Prisoners, Enemy and Sicario, Denis Villeneuve has avoided the often troublesome transition from acclaimed foreign-language director to successful Hollywood player.
We know what advocates write about judges: An appearance before Lord Goddard was more troublesome to the stomach than a dawn attack on a heavily defended enemy position.
They may no longer face one common enemy, but they face common dangers, including terrorism, Islamist radicalism, an increasingly troublesome Russia, Iran's nuclear ambitions and instability in the Middle East.
Another can track where enemies just moved, helping you smoke out campers and avoid ambush, or simply track down a troublesome quarry.
