Utiliser "in trouble" dans une phrase

1. He's in trouble

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2. be with me in trouble; He will deliver me and honor me

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3. “Well, Catwhiskers, we are really in trouble now, I haven’t got the

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4. “Never mind that, if the Alderfolk catches us we are all in trouble

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5. “I think we will all be in trouble if he finds out” said Lardyme

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6. Please excuse this intrusion, but we see that you are in trouble and we would like to help

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7. For that single moment I hated him and was glad he was in trouble, and I suppose I even exaggerated my panic a little just to make Auntie tell him off and so make him feel bad and to punish him

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8. able to sense when one of their children is in trouble

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9. paradise realised that one of their own was in trouble with a posse

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10. One of those and I would be in trouble

11. spotted the ship in trouble, and bravely, or perhaps foolishly, rowed

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12. From what Andy had told him, their marriage had been in trouble, which was why Kev got involved in the project in the first place … he wondered how fragile the relationship was

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13. Kulai had said not to get in trouble

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14. “Is one of my people in trouble?” he asked

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15. things without getting in trouble

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16. “I think we should bring Monica with us; she knows more about the forest than anyone else in Trouble Valley

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17. There is a reason all these strange things happen in Trouble Valley and nowhere else

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18. It was a silent night in Trouble Valley as the stars sparkled in the sky

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19. It was a nice day in Trouble Valley and some of the kids were having a rugby game in the fields nearby the Schoolhouse

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20. Monica could name at least three stranger things she had seen in Trouble Valley, but did not bother pointing them out, instead choosing to help her father catch the imps, which was quite hard

21. I hate to break it to you, but the one common denominator in all these weird things happening in Trouble Valley is that they all happen to you

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22. ‘The one common denominator’, in all of these weird things happening in Trouble Valley

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23. He who is greedy for gain trouble his

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24. Some of the students thought it would be really funny to nominate Richard Rowinski for the student counsel job because they knew he would never be there and that would get him in trouble because Mr

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25. I would be in trouble for that

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26. "What is 'in trouble'?" he asked

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27. She had to ask, "Is he in trouble for being there? Something probably ate him years ago anyway

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28. Father was in trouble again for the size of his

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29. But what do you think of yourself spreading reports about me like that, and then crawling to me for help the moment you are in trouble? What sort of a game is that--eh?"

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30. of these tendencies or he’d end up in trouble

31. cal any one of you, I can be in trouble

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32. Although we had broken up she told me that she felt compelled to come and see me to see if I was OK as she sensed I was in trouble

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33. If a colleague is in trouble and you’ve helped her

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34. He might be in trouble for not having told Helez beforehand that he had arranged for her family to stay with them instead of in a tent on the plain

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35. But after they dismounted, leaving their frightened horses some paces away, the man in trouble turned to them and raised a hand for them to stay back, to halt their track

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36. Teach them to have strong values and beliefs that they can focus on when in trouble – through church relationships and activities, and other community groups

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37. The thing that gets us in trouble every time, whether it be in business or relationship

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38. Torbin was in trouble

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39. Had it known he was in trouble? There was undoubtedly an intelligence there

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40. he'd be in trouble

41. don't want you getting in trouble with the police

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42. “Nonsense it has to be changed or you would soon be in trouble and there is nothing you have down there that I haven’t seen before”, and with this she went about changing the dressing

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43. “Jesus is in trouble

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44. “So Mabel and Bert are alright I mean he’s not in trouble either because I can tell you from the way she acted I thought he was for the high jump but I take it that’s not the case?” She replied

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45. “Oh Lord hear my prayer” then he thought of others in trouble

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46. “We’re the ones in trouble

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47. Lee knew he was in trouble, as he had now lost nearly one-forth of his Army of Northern

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48. had ceased to exist or was even in trouble

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49. A useful word that has, all too often, gotten educated black Americans in trouble with other uneducated Black Americans

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50. “I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection

51. She was in trouble

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52. to admit that IOS was in trouble

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53. the one who got us in trouble

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54. Monique knew Gerrid must be in trouble

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55. Bubbala was in trouble, as usual, she’d written notes to herself to remind herself what day it was and what she was doing but had got them muddled up

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56. “Oh my gosh!” I jumped up, “I was so worried about myself, that I forgot that she could be in trouble

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57. The man involved was pretty much in trouble all of

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58. “Maybe nothing,” I admitted, then I told them the entire story, including that I might be in trouble with the Lieutenant upon my return

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59. The lad knew he was in trouble

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60. I’ve recently found out he’s in trouble from his trusted advisors

61. I think I am in trouble though

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62. Mother Teresa said your cat told her you were in trouble

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63. But suppose she was in trouble

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64. “Are you in trouble Mrs K?” Do you need any help?”

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65. Checking with his base he was told that they couldn’t raise them either and that was when he realised he might be in trouble

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66. I knew I was in trouble and my heart sank

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67. They have very good forensic teams to assist you when in trouble

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68. We had a client who was so impressed with us that he would call in the middle of the night to say he is in trouble at with the opposition after him

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69. It was obvious that the American's accent was grating on Uncle Hobart's nerves, so I tried to divert his attention before he had the chance to say something that would land us in trouble

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70. “Why, because he got in trouble for gang problems? That drunken bum is a forty-year-old juvenile

71. I could never keep him in school and while his brothers were making me proud, he was constantly in trouble

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72. But she was going to be late, and get in trouble too

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73. The corrupt power structure within the OIJ would also receive its just desserts – or it could all turn bad, and pursuing the case would put him so deeply in trouble that he would never pull himself out

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74. He knew they were in trouble, deep trouble

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75. “If they get a proper fighter, instead of converted yachts, if they had any idea of what they were doing, we could be in trouble,” said Brendan

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76. She laughed and told him that he would get in trouble for misappropriation of government property

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77. If they catch you with it, we’re in trouble

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78. Suppose you are in trouble, and need counsel on some

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79. “Oh, then you are in trouble,” said the kid matter-of-factly

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80. “Hah! That would be a little premature, considering Brendan’s propensity for getting in trouble,” Sim replied

81. how they are doing so that you can help them if they are in trouble

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82. In 2003 President George Bush told Congress that Freddie and Fannie were in trouble and asked for

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83. ―It‘s about his kids, I bet, or the bills? Always in trouble, that man; debt collectors or government people all the time showing up at the door

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84. There‘s that definition of insanity again? If it was just Adam in trouble, who would care, but it affected all of us around him, his children especially

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85. ―He‘s in trouble with the law!‖ said Ma

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86. Apparently, he‘s also in trouble in places along the Eastern Seaboard with the Children and Families court

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87. And Margaret, 51-years old as I write, my oldest sister with nine children, who has been in trouble with Social Services since her first child was a year old

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88. ―You‘re in trouble with the law now, Adam

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89. “If it were me, I wouldn’t want to get in trouble with your faction

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90. 25 Did I not weep for him who was in trouble? Was not my soul grieved for the poor?

91. 9 Have mercy on me, O Lord, for I am in trouble: my eye is consumed with grief, yes, my soul and my belly

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92. 1 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble

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93. 14 Which my lips have uttered, and my mouth has spoken, when I was in trouble

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94. 5 They are not in trouble as other men; neither are they plagued like other men

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95. 33 Therefore their days did he consume in vanity, and their years in trouble

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96. 7 You called in trouble, and I delivered you; I answered you in the secret place of thunder; I proved you at the waters of Meribah

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97. 15 He shall call on me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honour him

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98. an abomination to the Lord, but the words of the pure are pleasant words; he who is greedy of gain troubles his own house, but he

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99. It got her in trouble a few times at work but she was one of the few who wouldn’t back down

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100. 16 Lord, in trouble have they visited you, they poured out a prayer when your chastening was on them