a good deal of trouble

As if she has had a good deal of trouble in her life.

There was a good deal of trouble over these two.

"You sound as if you're having a good deal of trouble right now."

"Then why not kill me now, and save us both a good deal of trouble?"

"You seem to have gone to a good deal of trouble around here.

As claims went, she was having a good deal of trouble buying into it.

The police had had a good deal of trouble with her before she would talk.

So Plato has answered, and at a good deal of trouble too.

This battery had caused us a good deal of trouble at first, as we could not place it.

He managed to stir up a good deal of trouble for us nearly everywhere.

It took me a good deal of trouble to persuade them to come."

He said: "Father's eyes give him a good deal of trouble.

"I have had a good deal of trouble with him about the quartet.

I went to a good deal of trouble on Waldo's behalf.

When they're once thoroughly waked up, I have a good deal of trouble with them sometimes.

The vole hole had saved them a good deal of trouble.

Shelley's poems are a good deal of trouble to his biographer.

"You," he said sharply, "have been a good deal of trouble."

"I've put you to a good deal of trouble.

We've had a good deal of trouble out hereone way and another.

He always failed, but he managed to make a good deal of trouble for the detectives.

"Say, the Foundation has gone to a good deal of trouble for this dance of yours."

"I was away till last night, and I've had a good deal of trouble getting through to you," Andrews said.

"Using them will cause him a good deal of trouble, inside and out of the Congo.

He had taken, Miss Marple thought, a good deal of trouble about it.