Sentences with phrase «huge trouble»

I think we'll have huge troubles with their attack and if they score first, we are hardly turning it around.

They are in huge trouble if there was a massive correction and downturn.

Not disclosing the eminent details could land you in huge trouble.

If I have to cook with what I have in the house, I'm usually in huge trouble because I'm probably so short on groceries that there's not much to make so we turn to peanut butter!

Even more devices are expected to show up as time flies and considering the might the current devices bring to the fold, the Google Nexus 2016 could probably be in huge trouble as convincing the masses is concerned.

fellaini causing huge troubles

Alexis is our ONLY quality forward, and we're in huge trouble without him.

Mercenary Sanchez — as is now clearly revealed — would bring huge trouble to a club, that, frankly, does not need him and his attitude to money.

3 I think Raiders LB Kamerion Wimbley's four sacks in the first half at Chicago mean one of two things: The Bears are in huge trouble on the offensive line, or Oakland got a steal when it dealt a third - round pick to Cleveland for Wimbley.

A baby with a cold or who's congested will have huge trouble sleeping (don't we all?)

Choose the person whom you think will love your children just as the way you do because if you marry a person who is not in favor of kids it can create huge troubles afterwards.

Diaz gives a performance that suggests that English might be her second language, but even the most skilled actress would have huge trouble putting over the lines McCarthy has handed her, particularly her last big speech about the cruel nature of man.

While this shouldn't spell huge trouble for Daniel Day - Lewis earning a best actor nomination at the Oscars — he's Daniel Day - Lewis, and this is supposedly his final film — he does lose momentum to the likes of Timothée Chalamet (Call Me by Your Name) and Gary Oldman (Darkest Hour), two early front - runners.

Jonathan Last argues that Romney is in huge trouble because he is a mediocre - to - lousy campaigner with no real support base and no real principles.

I think it will start with BBL next week, but BP is huge trouble as well.

In such case Bank will take away your dream home from you and you will be in huge trouble with your family.

«When an airline sends us an order, they're in huge trouble.»

The NFIP is in huge trouble — and this is not just a problem for East Texas.

If he does not announce anything then two things will happen: we will be in huge, huge trouble because I doubt any manager wants to come to a club in rout and secondly his legacy will be tarnished forever.

Paul Merson said we'd win 2:1 but even he said he expects United to score first and if they do, we're in huge troubles.

If we defend like against Stoke we will be in huge trouble.

This team is in huge trouble.

It was extremely painful and having to overcome that and finding a nursing wear that would fit, and be comfortable was a huge trouble for me.

If this seat - heaving with university - educated young professionals - falls to Labour, then the Tories are in huge trouble in London.

He has had huge trouble getting people to work for him.

«Woodcock, who served as a special adviser to Gordon Brown in No 10, said: «Every moment we spend publicly flogging our own lets the Tories off the hook at a time when they are in huge trouble.

Of course, this sets him up for huge trouble in so many ways.

with the increasing negativity from the media over the wiiU, the increasing lack of support from devs and publishers, the complete and utter failure to advertise successfully or gain significant presence in stores (this is possibly the largest problem with the wiiU sales), it does seem nintendo could be in huge trouble.

That doesn't mean comic book stores are going to be in some huge trouble other than economically — what goes on and how they run their store.

Sudden death with no term life plan and missing income would mean his family would be in for a huge trouble.

case Bank will take away your dream home from you and you will be in huge trouble with your family.

If it's more serious — say $ 50,000 — I'm in huge trouble (and that's pretty optimistic).

This is a policy in huge trouble.

Finally I went to her, just knowing I was in HUGE trouble.