Some people, now, after they had been accommodated, would take a little trouble, but I notice you ain't breaking your back for me.
Every one sought me; and the attention of society at Paris would, to most, be worth a little trouble to repay.
If this made him a superficial statesman, it made him a prompt one; and there was never so lucky a minister with so little trouble to himself.
He adjusted all his business matters so that his partner should find as little trouble as possible.
In fact, I have become rather too well known in connection with "occasions," and it has cost me no little trouble.
It is worth a little trouble to accomplish the task with the least possible injury or disturbance to the roots.
Instead of allowing the plants to be rudely dried off, it is worth a little trouble to reduce them slowly to the dormant state by gradually withholding water.
In the same space a plentiful supply of large handsome sticks may be grown with as little trouble as Carrots or Parsnips.
The majority of the boys are upright and open-hearted, but among the cadets there are to be found a few who are mean and even base, and these do a number of things which cause our heroes not a little trouble.
Assuming that the peas are in good condition, there should be little trouble if the forms made are simple.
Now what I ask you to consider about these quotations is that in each the writer was using Jargon to shirk prose, palming off periphrases upon us when with a little trouble he could have gone straight to the point.
We may not be capable of much; but we can all write better than that, if we take a little trouble.
With a little troublehe had succeeded in supplying the numbers where they were missing, for the descriptions are very minute.
This gave me little trouble at the moment, for I had no doubt of speedily overtaking them; and I set out briskly in the direction, as I supposed, in which we had been going.
He got into a little trouble down in Mississippi, where he used to live, and came out here to get clear of it.
He got into a little trouble down in Mississippi where he used to live, and came out here to get clear of it.
All men who had got into a "little trouble" in the more settled portions of the community came there to get out of reach of the law, and in a new country they did pretty near as they had a mind to.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little trouble" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
