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Almost as though she were looking forward to running into trouble.

A couple of them tried - and ran into trouble.

The only reason I ran into trouble was that she got home.

That's where the members go when they run into trouble.

"I'll keep an eye out up ahead and let you know when you're about to run into trouble."

But in recent months, the authority has run into trouble.

In 1926 however, the Society ran into trouble once again.

And that is where the Government's case may run into trouble.

But she ran into trouble on her very first stop.

She wasn't really one of us and we might be running into trouble.

Are members of Congress getting into more trouble than they used to?

But he was still the one most likely to get into trouble.

If you get into trouble with one, the other is likely to know.

Saying the next thing could very well get him into trouble.

If you get into trouble, stay put and call for help.

I remember the time about eight years ago now, when the girl in his house got into trouble.

In the process, she gets four other students into trouble.

And a lot of times I get myself into big trouble.

I had a wife once, and she got me into trouble.

She was always getting him into trouble when they were kids.