Sentence examples for was a trouble from inspiring English sources

As ever, Hebron was a trouble spot.

Aceh, a conservative Muslim area, was a trouble spot for much of the last century, chafing under Dutch colonial rule, then Japanese military rule, and more recently under the national government, dominated by the central island of Java, after promised autonomy did not materialize.

Second, there was a trouble deciding on HRP, including porion and orbitale.

There was a trouble of deciding the accurate gonion location of patient performing mandibular angle reduction.

He was a "trouble chaser" who patrolled the city's parks without a uniform or weapon.

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

This paper has long advocated legalisation, but has never claimed it was a trouble-free decision.

She was a trouble-maker, and she died a woman's death.

It fired Richards because, in short, she was a trouble-maker.

As a first lady, she was a trouble-shooter for her husband.

In real terms this was a trouble-free occasion and a fascination sporting spectacle.