Examples of 'trouble with a capital' in a sentence
Meaning of "trouble with a capital"
Trouble with a capital: A phrase used to emphasize or exaggerate difficulties or issues being faced
How to use "trouble with a capital" in a sentence
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trouble with a capital
That waitress is trouble with a capital vd.
Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool.
Now say you have got trouble with a capital T.
But this trouble with a capital T - this trouble is serious.
Upshot is we have got trouble with a capital " T.
Trouble with a capital "t.
We have got trouble with a capital T.
But if they start bringing cats to work, there is gonna be trouble with a capital T. ”.
This kid was trouble with a capital T Back in the day.
Whatever trouble starts with . She 's trouble with a capital.
She is trouble with a capital T.
For some people, that spells trouble with a capital T.
She's trouble with a capital.
Because she 's nothing but trouble with a capital " T.
That waitress is trouble with a capital VD, and your prey, Gadreel, has left the building.
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Watch yourself around her . She 's nothing but trouble with a capital T.
Here comes trouble with a capital ".
The rock-and-roll band Kiss is in town . For some people, that spells trouble with a capital " T.
She 's nothing but trouble with a capital T.
I am trouble with a capital " T " Yeah, yeah ♪ I am no angel There is no stopping me.
People, we got trouble with a capital T.
I do not know, Shauna . The Flash is trouble with a capital T.
She 's trouble with a capital T.
You are in big trouble, mister! And I mean trouble with a capital T!
Because she 's nothing but trouble with a capital " T. You watch yourself around her, Dad.
And from what I hear, you, young man, are trouble with a capital T.
He 's trouble with a capital T.
You know, this kid was trouble with a capital " T.
Boys, we got trouble with a capital.
You text the magic words . Right, lads, any trouble with a capital " T.
You know, this kid was trouble with a capital " T " back in the day.
You're in big trouble, mister, and I mean trouble with a capital T.
Oh, boy, here comes trouble with a capital.
I am not that little darling I do not beg your pardon ♪ ♪ I am trouble with a capital " T " Yeah, yeah ♪.
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