serious trouble in English

great trouble, serious problem

Use "serious trouble" in a sentence

1. You're going to get into serious trouble one of these days.

2. These figures indicate to me that the company is in serious trouble.

3. You know, you two are gonna get yourselves in serious trouble one of these days.

4. Today, the pension plan for the owner and ten office workers is in serious trouble.

5. Neglecting a carbuncle will cause -- deal sternly with evil - doers will lead to serious trouble.

6. Giving out your name or address to a stranger could be an invitation to serious trouble!

7. If you don't want your image tarnished, chase your tail before you get into serious trouble.

8. The obvious proximate cause was last week's trade figures, and these spell serious trouble for the Chancellor.

9. 4 The obvious proximate cause was last week's trade figures, and these spell serious trouble for the Chancellor.

10. Brunei does have lèse majesté laws that can get you in serious trouble for insulting the …

11. His parents still clung to the misguided belief that his common sense would keep him out of serious trouble.

12. A person who's on the Chopping block is in danger of losing their job or getting into serious trouble

13. See, with all these women' s libbers out there, a girl like tammy could make serious trouble for us

14. Yet, even as conservative ideas are in the ascendancy, the parties and politicians that represent them are in serious trouble.

15. It is convenient for university students to borrow books from opening shelves to utilize documents and materials. But it is also becoming serious trouble of putting the books on the shelves messily.

16. ‘Despite its Briefness, Mason's work is the best of the three actors who are first billed in the film.’ ‘Despite the Briefness of that glimpse, she could tell that they were in serious trouble.’ ‘This Briefness is to be regretted, but at least they are there and this is to be welcomed in a work of this type.’