Sentence examples for with trouble from inspiring English sources

Men with trouble walking quickly were playing touch football.

Brixton had stopped being synonymous with trouble and strife.

Several games scheduled to be played outdoors this season met with trouble.

Before it was cleared up, though, the episode rippled with trouble in Mr. Jackson's life.

Sun Kim was there, with trouble breathing and worsening heart failure.

"And that was amazing, because you don't go to your actors with trouble.

The county is on fire with trouble and Wall Street is watching, but nobody is budging.

It is not Mr. Obama's first brush with trouble at the intersection of religion and politics.

But the second question has to do with trouble in paradise, and it is more complex.

"What's new with Trouble is the narrative": read teen site member Joel's review here.

It also ended up with trouble on the pitch and in the directors' box.