Sentence examples for when troubled from inspiring English sources

But Venus, when troubled this week, has shown a knack for getting to net and hitting a good volley.

But, they noted, party officials have been known to wind up in the hospital when troubled by political problems.

And yet the euro zone has entered a recession, so it's unclear when troubled European banks can return to private capital markets.

When troubled Research In Motion introduces its much delayed BlackBerry 10 line of smartphones next year, it probably will not have the marketing budget that Apple devotes to the iPhone.

The Society of Homeopaths, when troubled by criticisms of their regulatory practices on Dr Andy Lewis's Quackometer website, threatened his webhosts, who had no interest in mounting a defence and caved in immediately.

When troubled birdwatcher Lily turns her binoculars on her neighbours from her new-build flat, she realises that something sinister is happening in the marked-for-demolition block over the road.

That's when trouble brews".

"So, that's when trouble begins.

(When trouble looms, drop Colin Powell's name).

Few have dared renege on these when trouble hits.

The residents tended to clear out when trouble was expected.