Some kid's in trouble.

Running some kind of trouble?

But I apprehend some trouble...

I've caused you some trouble.

You may have some trouble.

There may be some trouble, some attempt to interfere.

In some kind of trouble, naturally.

Is he in some sort of trouble, Mrs. Johnson? Some.

There's some trouble. Okay, I'll handle it.

I've had some trouble with these people.

Might save Ray's boy some trouble, too.

There are some other kids in trouble.

I'll cause some trouble and pay you.

Is she in some kind of trouble?

Now you had some trouble getting here, and some luck too.

He seems like he'll cause some trouble, right?

I'm afraid, sir, we've caused you some trouble.

I had some trouble with a flat tyre.

Well, it's no trouble to pour you some.

Or maybe he has some trouble with his wife.

Some of you will have more trouble than others.

Sheriff, we ran into some trouble on the road.

Said you tried to start some trouble with him.

He went through all this trouble to get some freedom.

Now, were these the words Lieutenant Manion used? Some trouble ?

Maybe some friends of yours make more trouble for me.

I'm sorry to trouble you, but could I borrow some tools?

I had some more trouble. They're telling me it's the generator...

The trouble is that some people will criticize if they know.

If you're in some sort of trouble, you can tell me.

I'm in some serious trouble that I can't tell you about.

Lucy, you're no trouble to anyone. Now rest, get some sleep.

Oh, Hank! Looks like our friend Vargas ran into some trouble.

It seems to me that you've already got some trouble here.

Morning, Bond. Sorry to trouble you, but I need some information.

I am trying to use her. We, should stir up some trouble.

As far as the man who caused us some trouble is concerned.

Trouble, nothing but trouble.

If you had some great trouble, Dorian, I would want to share it.

A trouble maker causing trouble...

I got in some trouble last night. It was a mistake, but it's done.

It was no trouble. No trouble.

Some dope wanted to start trouble and laugh at the cops at the same time.

She had some big society affair to go to. Maybe she had trouble breaking it.

I had some trouble with the car, and it's still tied up at the shop.