Examples of using In a bit of trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm in a bit of trouble.
Look's like you're in a bit of trouble.
I'm in a bit of trouble---.
Well, she's now 16 and in a bit of trouble.
I'm in a bit of trouble.
Look, I think I might be in a bit of trouble here.
I'm in a bit of… trouble.
Her dad, he's real well-off. Now, I'm in a bit of trouble.
We got in a bit of trouble.
Lawrence… I think it's safe to say that we're in a bit of trouble.
Sir, I'm in a bit of trouble!
All right, Artie, Steve's at the"B" and"B" waiting for Pete and Myka,so I'm… Apparently in a bit of trouble.
Our friend is in a bit of trouble.
If Bill Anderson's inside, and you're not telling the truth,you're both in a bit of trouble.
I think we're in a bit of trouble.
I just had a call from the Director of Education, and I'm afraid you're out,and I'm in a bit of trouble.
He got himself in a bit of trouble.
He got in a bit of trouble with the police up there.
Jason's got us in a bit of trouble.
I'm her mother, and my daughter is a month shy of 17,so either you give her this cover or you might find yourself in a bit of trouble, Mr. Meade.
Our pastor is in a bit of trouble, and I need your help.
Meanwhile, Stewie tries to be a big boy and steals the family car for a joy ride butlands in a bit of trouble.
Yes, a good friend of ours is in a bit of trouble, Sherlock.
Do you find yourself in a bit of trouble with unpaid bills and dont know which way to go or where to turn?
Go on now, go on, go…- We ran in a bit of trouble on the way to an inn.
Okay, I would say we're all in a bit of trouble here, so why don't we just figure out… What were you doing following Julie?
You gotten yourself in a bit of a trouble, Mr. Pollack.