trouble

And when the trouble passes, they restore ties with Constantinople immediately.

And we will always get into trouble when we confuse a metaphor with the thing itself.

But there’s trouble at home.

You’re up in the middle of the night and again, you’re in trouble in love.

You’re up in the middle of the night and again, you’re in trouble in love.

He had all these legal troubles.

It keeps you out of trouble.

You can alternate between your European or your Asian provinces, depending on where the trouble is.

We are for the most part doing it without trouble.

But as they move out of the way, they run into more trouble.

Now, obviously, using a teleprompter to win bets is a recipe for trouble.

After a few weeks at my art class, I was booked in because I was having this trouble at school.

And even if you get beyond the music or the movies or the superstar of it, he'd had legal troubles that put him in there.

I got out for the last time in March of 2014, and that's the very last time I've ever been in trouble.

For example, the hypothesis that striping has a social function seems unlikely because, while every zebra does have unique patterning, other equids have no trouble identifying individuals in their herd without it.