The Titans, meanwhile, are in unexpected trouble.
By his cruelty to the caliph, Hulagu may have caused himself unexpected trouble.
A bad bounce or a gust of wind can send the steadiest of shots into unexpected trouble.
The clue to SWIG ('Pin brought out, nicking a mouthful?) seems to have caused unexpected trouble to some (swi(pin g) – I don't quite know why.
But even when done with care for quality and security, publishing on the Internet can still bring unexpected trouble to agencies.
But the bill ran into unexpected trouble this week, as more and more Tories publicly attacked it, with 129 of them deviating from the party line to vote against it Tuesday.
A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 New York Heambitiouseffortks Willing Participants An ambytious effort by New York City to give physical exams and blood tests to more than 2,000 people has run into unexpected trouble getting residents to participate, especially in affluent areas.
When the crime bill ran into unexpected trouble on Capitol Hill, Giuliani made his national debut lobbying for the beleagured bill, campaigning at rallies side by side with the President, and championing not only the bill's ban on assault weapons but also its crime-prevention elements, incuding the much ridiculed midnight basketball.
WASHINGTON — As President Obama faces pressure to back up his year-end ultimatum for diplomatic progress with Iran, the administration says that domestic unrest and signs of unexpected trouble in Tehran's nuclear program make its leaders particularly vulnerable to strong and immediate new sanctions.
At this point, social network providers might run into unexpected trouble and considerably more implementation effort than expected.
Luna got himself into unexpected trouble by falling in love with some black fabric at Mood and producing too many stark, sheer urban looks that didn't pair well with his exuberant prints, which the judges loved.
