troublous

In these troublous times she might easily have been both.

We recognized that they had gone through troublous times before.

And that was the most troublous, the almost appalling thing here.

For all that, I can never deny he was a troublous friend to me, and the trouble began early.

After all, these troublous days will soon be over.

Any news of our troublous son Conrig can wait until morning.

In those troublous times of war it was just as well "that everything should be clear and above board.

But in this troublous time what's to be done?

Yet further troublous news was in store for us.

For in these troublous times suspicion might fall on me as a spy very easily.

We can even suggest precautions to take against troublous influences.

In my troublous sleep I ha' known thee still to be there.

During the troublous years, we thought it advisable to develop better models.

Not the half of the dilapidations are yet put right, and in these troublous times, who knows when we may again be under attack?

"In recent years, these troublous times have made some of us chronically blue.

"Never did a church school have as much responsibility as it has today in these troublous times."

In my homeland, also, that was a troublous time.

If the country be dry and bare, you will see and hear of troublous times.

Rightly or wrongly, so things were settled, for in such troublous conditions one can only do what seems best at the moment.

Third Citizen Then, masters, look to see a troublous world.

"We will not only report the day's news but illuminate dark places, and, with a deep sense of responsibility, interpret these troublous times," he wrote.

'After fourscore years I wonder if death should be accounted troublous.

What is the wonder of this troublous singing?

So troublous internally is our Versailles and its work.

The troublous Day has brawled itself to rest: no lives yet lost but that of one warhorse.