| ! - You in trouble. | |
| ! Are you trying to get yourself in more trouble with that kind of language? | |
| ! First sign of trouble? | |
| ! Hey Simpson. Let me save you the trouble of putting that money back in your pocket. | |
| ! I got in trouble for starting a fd fight. | |
| ! - You in trouble. | |
| ! Are you trying to get yourself in more trouble with that kind of language? | |
| ! First sign of trouble? | |
| ! Hey Simpson. Let me save you the trouble of putting that money back in your pocket. | |
| ! I got in trouble for starting a fd fight. | |
| " Don't come to my district, I got troubles enough. " | |
| "'Missiles have my sympathy in their present troubles, "'but I naturally rejoice "'that this valuable export order will not been lost to the Old Country."' | |
| "... I'm" having troubles these days trying to figure out where I fit in. | |
| "All of man's troubles come from his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself." | |
| "An orphan recounting his boring troubles, gee up!" | |
| " Don't come to my district, I got troubles enough. " | |
| "'Missiles have my sympathy in their present troubles, "'but I naturally rejoice "'that this valuable export order will not been lost to the Old Country."' | |
| "... I'm" having troubles these days trying to figure out where I fit in. | |
| "All of man's troubles come from his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself." | |
| "An orphan recounting his boring troubles, gee up!" | |
| " I know some of you are troubled by my frequent use of Latin references. | |
| "'Let not your heart be troubled. | |
| "And do not be troubled about the future, for it has yet to come. | |
| "And yet my heart has never been more troubled." | |
| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "All requirements were accomplished... however, in the subjective aspect... our view is not favorable to the convicted felon. Due to troubling traits shown by him: | |
| "The most recent and troubling lies include..." | |
| "if you're here, please come forward and tell us what's troubling you." | |
| "troubling a good man"? | |
| ' For Detective Tom Adkins, whose boy went missing eight years ago along with three other children, the find was particularly troubling. | |
| " I know some of you are troubled by my frequent use of Latin references. | |
| "'Let not your heart be troubled. | |
| "And do not be troubled about the future, for it has yet to come. | |
| "And yet my heart has never been more troubled." | |
| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "All requirements were accomplished... however, in the subjective aspect... our view is not favorable to the convicted felon. Due to troubling traits shown by him: | |
| "The most recent and troubling lies include..." | |
| "if you're here, please come forward and tell us what's troubling you." | |
| "troubling a good man"? | |
| ' For Detective Tom Adkins, whose boy went missing eight years ago along with three other children, the find was particularly troubling. | |
