Example sentences of "[det] [is] the trouble " in BNC.
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1 | This is the trouble with compromises ; there was enough dialogue to string the musical numbers together , and the abridgement guarded against tedium , but the result is neither one thing nor the other . |
2 | This is the trouble : that I understand nothing . |
3 | This is the trouble with points of order of this kind . |
4 | I mean these are n't the norm' , I do n't know what the norm is and this is the trouble . |
5 | This is the trouble with families int it ? |
6 | He says i it 's such long days this is the trouble ! |
7 | No , they , well this is the trouble you see it 's not secure down there |
8 | Well this is the trouble |
9 | This is the trouble |
10 | this is the trouble with this country because it 's has has |
11 | this is the trouble |
12 | erm and there was nothing that a Member of Parliament could do , this is the trouble I mean it , it with everybody was saying you should of contacted us before it went |
13 | But this is the trouble with everybody these days is n't it ? |
14 | This is the trouble is n't it ? |
15 | Well this is the trouble you see |
16 | That is the trouble with the boxing-match , he wrote . |
17 | But that is the trouble with such charities . |
18 | ‘ I know — and that is the trouble . |
19 | That is the trouble . |
20 | That is the trouble with llamas . |
21 | That is the trouble with the Labour party : one has to distinguish between its rhetoric and reality when it comes to law and order . |
22 | It is not religion , nor its truth-claims , that is the trouble , but rather attitudes of selfishness and possessiveness — of thinking of religion or of truth as an entity which we have and somebody else does not have . |
23 | But that is the trouble with meat today , you see , that 's not rested . |
24 | but er , that is the trouble , half of these are not been put in properly and the fumes are coming back over |
25 | Well that is the trouble I expect you see |
26 | That 's the trouble , Indians are just one on their own . |
27 | That 's the trouble . |
28 | That 's the trouble with men — they 're either all or nothing . |
29 | ‘ That 's the trouble . |
30 | I think that 's the trouble ; I 'm very recognisable ; much more so than Paul McCartney walking through Soho in a beard . ’ |