take the trouble

Something I hadn't taken the trouble to hear at the time.

Would you take the trouble to show them to me?

Some of them she had taken the trouble to read herself.

Then we thank you for taking the trouble of coming in.

Someone had taken the trouble to break in and take my blood.

As yet, no one had taken the trouble to find out.

You haven't even taken the trouble to read their books.

I thank you all for taking the trouble to be here tonight.

The company really has taken the trouble to talk to the community.

Why else would I have taken the trouble to come here?

He had not taken the trouble to get to his feet.

It was very kind of you to take the trouble.

But far too few take the trouble to understand what that is.

I don’t know whether most people take the trouble to do that.

This time I took the trouble to learn a language you understand.

If you ask me, she didn't take the trouble to think.

Well, I don't exactly see why you take the trouble.

And if they had, they'd have taken the trouble along with them.

He took the trouble to make that clear to me, at least!

I just didn't want to take the trouble to bring them all back.

And why not take the trouble to age them, at least a little?

Not only that, they took the trouble to find a back way.

She had taken the trouble to find out that I was here.

People just don't take the trouble to learn any- thing about the world around them.