Sentence examples for with the troubles from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously with the troubles in Bohemia, discontent with Wenceslas was growing in Germany.

The Sun splashes with the troubles of Wayne Rooney after he was arested for drink driving.

They appear to have nothing to do with the troubles in his personal life.

Large sections of the city are now unrecognisable compared with the Troubles era.

"The U.K., for example, has extensive experience in counterterrorism with the troubles in Northern Ireland".

If we had a powerful government that met difficulties in a powerful way, we could deal with the troubles.

They were introduced in 1972 to overcome the issues of jury tampering and intimidation commonly associated with the Troubles.

We count ourselves among the blessed and elect who struggle with the troubles of surfeit rather than shortfall.

Since then, a series of short, punchy books has kept up with the troubles of the age.

"I was doubled over with the troubles of Muhammad's followers and especially the Turkish people," Gülen said, in one sermon.

From his perch inside the Treasury Department, Robert K. Steel has wrestled with the troubles plaguing America's financial industry.