take the trouble to

Governments are joining in: London is one of several cities that rent bikes to citizens who take the trouble to fill out a few forms.

Friends from all over the world take the trouble to help our nation shoot such a mainstream movie.

Maybe I is a heretical person, so I didn't even take the trouble to make a detour through the back gate, and I chose to over the wall.

If you take the trouble to attend the meeting, you should at least be allowed to vote.

I'll do it for you since you take the trouble to ask me.

It's very kind of you to take the trouble to help me.

If Belgium did not already exist, would anyone nowadays take the trouble to invent it?

Some people never take the trouble to analyse, they simply follow the "wind" .

I take the trouble to help translated into English, thank you, not the machine translation!

Master Huang: OK, and will you take the trouble to see if he would?

I take the trouble to rearrange my schedule, but he do not even want to go another round.

The scholars found signatures embedded in many paintings just waiting for someone to take the trouble to look.

It's so hard to take the trouble to wrangle all the stuff together the night before, but it really pays off.

If you will take the trouble to read his letter carefully, you will see what he means.

You're very considerate to take the trouble to help me.

Can't John at least take the trouble to write a note of thanks?

can't you at least take the trouble to write a note of thanks?

You are very kind to take the trouble to help me.

Youre very kind to take the trouble to help me.

You're very kind to take the trouble to help me.

Hey, I'm glad, and more than a little surprised that you should take the trouble to bid me farewell.

'You don't want to take the trouble to do it, Darcy, that' s why! 'said Colonel Fitzwilliam.

Can you take the trouble to direct me to my seat?

I don't care for striking; I can't take the trouble to raise my hand!

To do this we must first take the trouble to become really acquainted with them.

I take the trouble to repair my bicycle.

to take the trouble to do sth.

You didn't take the trouble to consult the dictionary.

Don't take the trouble to write, if you are not quite well.

Will you take the trouble to answer this question?

He refused to take the trouble to open the door.

Eg. She didn't even take the trouble to find out how to spell my names.

People often writer obscurely because they have never take the trouble to learn to writer clearly .

If you, dear father, do not take the trouble to check her,

He'd be a good worker if he'd only take the trouble to get to work on time

Take the trouble to do something