in trouble

• ““Perhaps it was some brilliant, former Starfleet engineer who got in trouble and was cashiered from the service,” suggested Gruzinov.”

  Simon & Schuster: BLAZE OF GLORY

• “Csery answered that he was friends with them before they got in trouble and was not going to abandon them now.”

  Simon & Schuster: Enemies of the People

• “It felt great to be free of my previous powder-hounding attitude that had gotten my friends and me in trouble on Resolution Mountain just a month earlier.”

  Simon & Schuster: 127 Hours

• “My uncle surfaced off and on, always in trouble and often drunnk.”

  Simon & Schuster: Barbara Bush

• “I thought of her getting us all in trouble back in grammar school, and tried to keep myself from imagining all that she must have learned since then—and how she now was using it to pollute the beautiful Ray Jr., who should have been leading me out of that store, who should have been running back for potatoes for himself and me, not for himself and her.”

  Simon & Schuster: Hoopi Shoopi Donna

• “I ordered both John and Silva Adams to AA and gave Mrs. Adams probation because she had never been in trouble with the law.”

  Simon & Schuster: Street Judge

• “Yesterday Paul left the Technology room probably in trouble but anyways he said, “I love you Rylan!””

  Simon & Schuster: Mortified

• “Not that it would helpif this loose furniture and equipment started flying around, they were all in trouble anyway.”

  Simon & Schuster: Extras

• “John Mortimer and Dick Widdicombe were too old, and Noah Mortimer was an idler, always in trouble for not pulling his weight.”

  Simon & Schuster: Morgan’s Run

• “Guess GGL really was in trouble before they called on you," I commented.”

  Till the Butchers Cut Him Down

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