Examples of 'quite a lot of trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a lot of trouble"
quite a lot of trouble: This phrase conveys a significant degree of difficulty, problems, or challenges that someone is facing. It suggests a troublesome situation that requires attention, resolution, or effort to overcome
How to use "quite a lot of trouble" in a sentence
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quite a lot of trouble
You have caused me quite a lot of trouble.
In quite a lot of trouble.
You seem to be having quite a lot of trouble.
You have quite a lot of trouble remembering that.
I am afraid you have gotten yourself in quite a lot of trouble.
I am having quite a lot of trouble making it work.
Vargas family seems to be getting into quite a lot of trouble tonight.
I got into quite a lot of trouble for pooing in the bed.
It will take you seconds but it can save you quite a lot of trouble.
Tom caused quite a lot of trouble.
Grunting The Vargas family… seems to be getting into quite a lot of trouble tonight.
He gave us quite a lot of trouble.
Quite a lot of trouble tonight, young lady. The hell? You have caused.
Been getting into quite a lot of trouble lately.
Otherwise, rene can find himself in quite a lot of trouble.
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We actually had quite a lot of trouble with the song.
You know, you caused me Quite a lot of trouble.
I got into quite a lot of trouble for pooing in the bed . At 4:00 in the afternoon.
Her outstanding appearance had attracted quite a lot of trouble during this journey of theirs.
We have gone through quite a lot of trouble to find you, young lady.
That saved Claude quite a lot of trouble.
Seems to be getting into quite a lot of trouble tonight . The Vargas family.
So it 's causing us quite a lot of trouble.
Tom gave us quite a lot of trouble.
There had been quite a lot of trouble.
You seem to be in quite a lot of trouble Captain.
This ' is the story How I get quite a lot of trouble my Have target still reached.
Otherwise, there will be quite a lot of trouble if it is leaked . ”.
I must have caused you quite a lot of trouble last night.".
We have gone through quite a lot of trouble to find you, young lady . My god.
Look, he's in quite a lot of trouble.
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