| After hitting a great drive, he put his second shot on the front of the green while his opponent was in trouble. |
| The man with the knife then aimed two or three blows to Sylvester who backed on to the railings but did not seem in trouble. |
| But thanks to the net, the misleading news spread at hyperspeed and even prompted a Wall Street selloff when it appeared Bush was in trouble. |
| And, if we don't really know what matter is, then materialism is in trouble. |
| Luckily, one of the posts holding the jetty up was stopping him going any further, otherwise he would have been in trouble. |
| Anger, it should be noted, has etymological roots both in trouble, grief and affliction. |
