be in trouble

You know, somebody is going to be in trouble that they didn't have 82nd on here.

I thought this over for a week and then decided that I wouldn't wait: Mary Brown might well be in trouble that would brook no delay .

Much of their investment is in real estate and now that the property market looks like it might be in trouble, the issue is even more acute.

HRN: That's a good point. Inflation is a concern in Europe and the Euro seems to be in trouble. Can the Euro survive?

It looked as if Mido elbowed Del Horno. If you take a ten-yard run-up and your elbows are up, you are always going to be in trouble.

Bear Stearns collapsed largely because other institutions stopped doing business with it, fearing it might be in trouble.

it never occurred to me that he might be in trouble.

It's not bad to be in a narrow niche, but if that niche has no growth ahead of it, you could be in trouble.

There is no doubt that money is important. Without it, we would be in trouble!

Make sure you can have great communication with your developer or designer, otherwise you might be in trouble.

But there has to be some assurance these resources will be there two years down the road, otherwise these countries will be in trouble.

james bond : a little . but i won ' t consider myself to be in trouble until i start weeping blood.

Had this been a presidential poll, Mr Ma would be in trouble.

They seem to be in trouble about whether to re-engine the 737 or redesign it altogether.

Even if they tortured the domestic animal of the white without salary, they would be in trouble if they were found by the white.

If it really is what's on the inside that counts, then a lot of thin people might be in trouble.

"If we sell U. S. bonds, the U. S. economy could be in trouble, " he said.

In the early 1930s, the democratic world appeared to be in trouble.

Such stocks took a hit at the start of this year, sowing fears that the bull market could be in trouble.

The moment someone else comes along with a product that is equally compelling, I think they're going to be in trouble.

In a few years, they are really going to be in trouble if they don't learn these basic skills.

So he said to the companion: Don't display! Don't become an exhibitionist, otherwise you will be in trouble.

A disgusting man kissed me today, it was awful, and I know I would be in trouble if my mum found out.

Judging from this looks, this woman seems to be in trouble.

If your return is lower than your cost of capital, your business is likely to be in trouble.

If money continues to be the decisive factor, these Democratic candidates could be in trouble come November.

You had better go and check the exam time. If the exam is tomorrow, you "re really going to be in trouble. "

If Ms Mulcahy's point of view were shared by more executive teams, the strategy consultants would be in trouble.

If we get off to a good start you could be in trouble especially considering your recent away form.

A: If I don't go, I'm going to be in trouble.

They may not win all the applause as corporate heroes, but without their contribution even the sexiest business would soon be in trouble.

You'll be in trouble before you know it.

As a matter of fact , parents don't want their children to be in trouble.

Although manufacturing may be in trouble, the services sector, which is much bigger, is still looking strong.

"If the process takes that long, we . . . are going to be in trouble, " Guttman-McCabe said.

But if you're so far gone you don't know you're absent-minded, you may be in trouble.

I mean, some people say, 'Oh, God, if [Jobs] got run over by a bus, Apple would be in trouble. '

But I warn you . . . If you don't want to be in trouble , keep your telephone number secret.

In particular the Philippines, a big, hungry country which cannot grow enough to feed itself, could be in trouble.

If you used your head a little bit, you wouldn't be in trouble like this.

If I don't get this finished in time, I'll be in trouble.

But I warn you, if you don't want to be in trouble, keep your telephone number a secret.

his new conditions. If you had followed my advice, you would not be in trouble.

Oscar: Maybe. But if I don't pass it this year, I'll really be in trouble.

Her company was known to be in trouble due to the financial crisis.

Students might be in trouble with house issues.

Mr Berlusconi has made political survival an art, but even he now looks to be in trouble .

Someone sees you outside this time of night, you'll be in trouble . Big trouble .

S. dollars of funds; will be in trouble, but still trying to repay the loss of buyers foreclosure grace period of 90 days.

The rest of a China-centric Asia could then be in trouble.

Do as you're told, otherwise you'll be in trouble.

I did not want the Professor to be in trouble.

If you had followed his advice, you would not be in trouble now.

If you had followed my advice, you would not be in trouble now.

If I cop you cheating again you'll BE in trouble.

Needless to say, this is not a good time to be in trouble.

But if the few cells are only damaged, and if they reproduce themselves, you may be in trouble.

And without the exploding stars to explain such cussed cusplessness, the whole notion of cold dark matter could be in trouble.

to be in trouble, referring to marriage or finance, etc.

When France reached the World Cup Final last summer I knew we'd be in trouble this season.

He goes round in bad company and one day he'll be in trouble with the police.

If you can't pay the bill, you're going to be in trouble.

Tyler looks unhappy. He must be in trouble.

If you don't tell him the truth, you'll be in trouble.

His company is said to be in trouble.

I know. Everything was so pretty and I just got carried away. . . . I'm gonna be in trouble once Paul finds out.

In fact, their true value is so high that if they were properly priced, banks wouldn't be in trouble.

Jackie: He'll charge you tons of interest, and if you can't pay him back you'll be in trouble.

Any country which fails to keep pace with these developments will soon be in trouble . . .

If you lose your passport in a foreign country, you'll be in trouble.

Is father going to be in trouble?

He was said to be in trouble with his boss.

When you have spare time, think of everyday situations where you can be in trouble. And how you can save yourself.

If you are reading this on your way to work, then your marriage may already be in trouble.

I would be in trouble without your help.

If I don't get home by 11 o'clock I'll be in trouble.

if the food is disappointing the restaurant will soon be in trouble.

We wanted to keep all our employees, but we knew if our business didn't change quickly enough, we would all be in trouble.

If anyone gets wind of our plans, we'll be in trouble.

And God knows, you will be in trouble when you confront the terrible justice of the Lord.

But for your help, I'd be in trouble.

Hand in this weekly report tonight, otherwise you'll be in trouble.

e. g. You will be in trouble if you fail to stop at the red light.

You will be in trouble if you fail to stop at the red light.

You'd better ask for leave, or you may be in trouble.

But many of his programs may be in trouble if Republicans retake control of the House and make gains in the Senate.

If your eyes travel too far south for too long you'll be in trouble.

A: You must be in trouble all the time then.

If your answer is wrong, well, then you'll be in trouble.

They're going to sign the contract tomorrow. If they don't, we will be in trouble.

If you don't go, you may be in trouble.

Someone said when something bad comes, it will show a sign, if doesn't notice the sign, you will be in trouble.

If you don't follow the rules, you'll be in trouble.

I'll cheat in the math exam, and then I won't be in trouble.

If you don't take his advice. You'll be in trouble.

You'll be in trouble if you don't watch your step.

Do as I told you. If we find them, you'll be in trouble.

If you screw up again, you'll be in trouble!

If you spill the beans, we'll be in trouble.

They sound like they be in trouble.

Wait, will he be in trouble over this?

You'll be in trouble if you're not careful.

If we make any more mistakes, we'll be in trouble.

If you do that again, you'll be in trouble.

Then the weather turns cold again they can be in trouble.

If the economy continues to limp, he will be in trouble.

to cause to fail or be in trouble.

B: He'll be in trouble someday.

Do that again and you'll be in trouble.

This is very important because if you can't pay your own personal bills, you'll soon be in trouble.

On the other hand, they could be in trouble if some students accused them for ignoring students' right to choose.

You won't like be in trouble.

Sooner or later you will be in trouble.

you'll be in trouble .

To complain too often will make you be in trouble.

Be In Trouble, Please Call 110.

Do that again and you will be in trouble!

I won't admit loss, bravery and do my best when I will be in trouble.

If you had taken our advice at that time, you would not be in trouble now.

'This is a serious business, 'said Holmes, 'and you will be in trouble if you try to hide anything. What can you tell me? '

We know the table does not lie. But we are starting to score goals and we won't be in trouble for very long.

Gucci's telephone rings. Is it the person who will be in trouble?

We'd be in trouble if we didn't have it.

Ivor knew he'd be in trouble with the bank if he overspent again;

Phrases and Expressions be in trouble having difficulties or problems

lonely congratulation difficulty challenge as the saying goes in fact be in trouble take good care of

The kids will be in trouble if they stay out past their curfew

Don't ingore his advice, or you will be in trouble

If I like I will be in trouble. My work doesn't allow me to wander around and find her, I don't now how (laugh)