Examples of using Have been in trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Because you have been in trouble.
I have been in trouble with the law myself.
I thought you might have been in trouble.
You have been in trouble in this very place before, Boy.
A little higher up and you would have been in trouble.
You could have been in trouble there.
Someone's always been there when I have been in trouble.
Look, um, I have been in trouble before.
If he were a fighter, we might have been in trouble.
Yeahyou have been in trouble with various regulatory agencies For years, but you wouldn't change.
I just wanna help you know I have been in trouble too before.
You all have been in trouble for a very long time and jt did not have the heart to tell you.
If you have heard of me, you must have been in trouble.'”.
I had to. Look, I have been in trouble with the law before, and if they knew what I did or who I was. .
If Gig didn't cover for us, we would have been in trouble.
Matty, I'm so sorry, but I have been in trouble before, and if I mess up again, my dad's sending me back to New York, and my mother--.
The tabloids have been claiming the pair//Have been in trouble for some years./.
But if itwas a couple inches up and to the right, I really might have been in trouble.
Plantenberg thought the mystery climber could have been in trouble, so he and Patch tore after him, ready to help.
I have been tagged by Homeland Security, anytime I get back into the county I am pulled aside andasked if I have been in trouble with the law.".
If we were an average couple, we would have been in trouble a long time ago.
Rhodes has been in trouble with the law before.
Evernote, the company, has been in trouble lately.
Mayfield has been in trouble before.
Poor Thomas has been in trouble.
This is not the first time the actor has been in trouble with the law.
If a parent is alcoholic or has been in trouble with the law, their children are almost three times as likely to have ODD.
Before the war, Battel, who was trained as a lawyer, had been in trouble with Nazis party officials because he had been decent and polite towards Jews.