Sentence examples for troublesome lines from inspiring English sources

Ward checks troublesome lines with French speakers ("Sometimes they say, 'Well, it could mean this, or it could mean that,'") and gets other colleagues to check that her subtitles make sense in English.

Mr. Lemon (no fool he) has picked decidedly blue-chip choreographers, artists whose aesthetic, generational, gender and racial connections and contrasts should open up all sorts of intriguingly troublesome lines of inquiry and examination.

Domestic devicemakers which may benefit from R&D subsidies from government ministries aren't complaining much about the regulatory hassle, preferring to simply stay out of the troublesome lines.

(Do the lines, "Troublesome waters around me do roll/They're rocking my boat and wrecking my soul" foreshadow rock & roll?

The Tolkien suit may prove to be especially troublesome for New Line, if only because it has the earmarks of a public relations nightmare.

For the government they served as surveillance devices for identifying "hostile" natives who might prove to be troublesome down the line.

If the threat of Ramsay isn't enough to get troublesome customers into line, no-nonsense Mary Portas, trademark orange bob gleaming, will be overseeing the rooms side of the business as general manager, with How Clean is Your House's Kim Woodburn – "I've already seen everything.

The other case appears to be more troublesome for the line between media and the relationship with those you are covering.

Each classroom now features several full prison cells at the back, which have the added benefit of keeping the more troublesome students in line.

It was constructed of welded steel and used firebricks instead of water for insulation, which was a novel but troublesome solution to dry-lining the firebox.

Vietnam intervened to clean up the mess made by its insane neighbour in Cambodia, while drawing the line against its troublesome frenemy China with a brief border war.