Sentence examples for what sort of trouble from inspiring English sources
It gets a certain support from Cairo, although the Egyptians themselves are shaky about what sort of trouble they are trying to stir up for whom in the Horn.Even if Somali politicians are now only playing lip service to irredentism, the fact that they have committed themselves to wooing and subverting the Somalis in the Ogaden invites Ethiopian retaliation.
This year I'll be yakking with Rob Roberge, Dan Fante and Seth Greenland, so who knows what sort of trouble will ensue.
They further stated that it had an "eerie, almost surreal quality sprinkled with pithy dialogue, comic relief and cryptic insights into key characters that left us wondering what sort of trouble might be around the bend".
We loved Lucy no matter what sort of trouble she got herself into, but if there's one thing she can teach us, it's that no good ever comes from pretending to be someone you're not.
What is original antigenic sin, what is its immunologic basis, and into what sort of trouble is it getting us?
It's just unclear what sort of trouble.
In short, we are left to ponder this dour and heavy style, and to wonder what sort of film — and what new trouble with Harry — it foretells.
LONDON -- In the five years David Cameron spent rebuilding the Conservative Party in opposition, opinion polls showed that as he sought to rebrand it by offering a compassionate but persistently fuzzy image, voters had trouble defining what sort of a prime minister he would make.
As it happens, the team is still having trouble figuring out what sort of speaker system to throw into the thing (my two cents: the closer to HTC's Boomsound setup the better), but it Canonical has asked potential carrier partners to agree to take note of a set of conditions that should minimize bloatware if the Edge is ever picked up and sold with long-term contracts.
What if he's in trouble with the Chinese mob — some ruthless tong that has ensnared him in who knows what sort of nefarious activity?
But what sort of reasons?
