1.   After she finally dropped into bed, she noticed that she had trouble moving her legs when she rolled to her side.

2.   And most of the former Warsaw Pact nations have trouble Deciding if they want either free elections or free Markets.

3.   Blue is an old hand at such compositions and has never had any trouble with them.

4.   But Berg is a wily writer who has no trouble whipping up something sweet and satisfying from this unpromising set of circumstances.

5.   But Jack was having trouble raising his own, for much of his cash was also impounded.

6.   But surely some one who could make a column as attractive as this one would have no trouble making another forty-seven?

7.   Catherine had trouble tending to their own domestic affairs though they had a handy expertise for the affairs of others.

8.   Certainly, Troy has enough troubles in his life without worrying about haddock.

9.   Craig was always quick at maths, but he had trouble with reading and writing.

10.   Cuvier seemed to contemporaries to have had little trouble in demolishing the evolutionary scheme of his contemporary Lamarck.