Sentence examples similar to world class trouble from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Cole also possessed a world-class ability to get himself into world-class trouble, thanks to a series of regrettable incidents that would do much to obscure his slick operations on the field of play.
"He's a world-class player, but he gives you world-class trouble.
As BBC Sport's former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson remarked with great accuracy: "He is a world-class player but he gives you world-class trouble".
In "World-Class Troubles" (editorial, July 11), you suggest that the financial difficulties at Westchester Medical Center were a result of privatizing into a public-benefit corporation in 1998, so as to develop tertiary services to compete with New York City hospitals.
Trade unionists were furious, but did not stage any big protests.The best parts of Greek industry are of world class; the trouble is that they account for only a smallish sliver of national income.
When Cochran returned from his tour with Katsura he told McGoorty, who was a world class player in his own right, "you will have trouble with her".
And despite the domestic troubles in Serie A, Vocalelli, the editor, pointed out, Italian soccer is still world class.
The Barcelona midfielder is the world class linchpin around which his world class colleagues (for club and country) weave their magic, pinging his way out of trouble and carving delicious gaps that no other player on the planet can conjure.
