Examples of using Trouble again in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm afraid my daughter has caused you trouble again.
You're not stirring up trouble again, are you, Aaron?
Causing trouble again, Camille?
Now if you get into trouble again, you can call me from anywhere.
You're not in trouble again, are you?
The McShaw boys are having trouble again, aren't they?
What did you go all this trouble again Hayriye Abla?
If you get in trouble again, tell somebody.
Got in trouble again.
My father caused trouble again!
Trouble again, out at the Amish farm.
Just let me know if you have any trouble again.
It would have to be somewhere where there would be no chance of him making trouble again.
Or if you want to get in trouble again… So we're-- Oh, we're even, absolutely.
Not one, two priests… hostage with a screwdriver, and I told him… if he was ever caught making trouble again.
What I mean is, if we were in trouble again, I want you to know that I wouldn't run this time.
Hey, you have got me in trouble again, yeah, but he's come up smiling.
More trouble again. Soon they will be whining again for forgiveness. Come on, Abdelwahab, they say some people were killed.
Edward IV's rule was finally secure, and aside from his treacherous brother George, who was executed in 1478 for stirring up trouble again, his family and friends were loyal to him.
You won't be troubled again with unexpected visitors.