How To Use Trouble-free In A Sentence
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With competitive price and good service attitude, we become a reputable semiconductor and passive components supplier – Come to cooperate with us and gain the vantage of trouble-free today.
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They need reliable, trouble-free, long-blooming flowers; through experience, they've learned which plants meet those criteria.
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Thanks to his equanimity and good sense, he had given France the most trouble-free regency in its history.
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Kept his cool, giving his manager and the referee a trouble-free afternoon.
The Sun
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The euro has rallied strongly on the foreign exchange markets after investors took heart from its mostly trouble-free introduction as a cash currency.
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Hey, seemingly trouble-free and happy-go-lucky people also have their downtime.
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They have a good reputation for building reliable trouble-free cars.
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Fava beans are a tenacious and trouble-free crop that succeeds where the growing season is short and other beans fail.
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How trouble-free do you think a town like that is going to be?
The Good Fight
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Make sure the current drive in your PC is trouble-free.
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The four-door Indian minicar, known for its small but trouble-free engine, retails for just $4,200 and ranks as the world's cheapest auto.
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It's usually a trouble-free procedure, but occasionally there's a problem over whether you've really been living apart.
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The riding school has operated perfectly trouble-free for at least 15 years and all the horses are practically bombproof with regard to traffic, people, aircraft and everything else.
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When baled there is a chain ejector to allow for simple, trouble-free ejection from the chamber.
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Some amongst my friends and acquaintances blatantly said they were envious of my so to speak trouble-free life.
Fahad Faruqui: The Accessibility Of Envy On Social Media
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We ensure that you have a trouble-free and enjoyable holiday.
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But with some planning, you can have both plants and a trouble-free sewer system.
Perfect plants to place over septic systems
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Millwall's supporters stole the show, capping another trouble-free season with their exemplary behaviour before and after the match, and really getting behind the team from beginning to end.
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The actual percussion lock has been modernized to include a coil mainspring and parts proven reliable and trouble-free.
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Why not visit the website and think about trouble-free shopping for your special gifts?
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Thanks to his equanimity and good sense, he had given France the most trouble-free regency in its history.
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It is held in the paper that to perfect auxiliary marshal system in China will help resolve the difficulty in civil judgment enforcement, ensuring trouble-free execution.
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The film was shot in 1947 over ten trouble-free weeks, and it opened to rave reviews and boffo box office, billed as ‘The Happiest Musical Ever Made.’
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It's usually a trouble-free procedure, but occasionally there's a problem over whether you've really been living apart.
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The carnival got off to a virtually trouble-free start with the police reporting only one arrest.
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They have a good reputation for building reliable trouble-free cars.
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With competitive price and good service attitude, we become a reputable semiconductor and passive components supplier – Come to cooperate with us and gain the vantage of trouble-free today.
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While eryngium are wonderfully trouble-free in dry, chalky or sandy soil, they suffer in heavy ground.
Times, Sunday Times
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When it happened to mine, Ford put a factory rebuilt engine it, and it was trouble-free after that.
Why Minivans Make Great Hunting Vehicles
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That sunny disposition is matched by a remarkably trouble-free upbringing.
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Some of you will be blessed with trouble-free wisdom teeth.
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Apart from the incident in Las Vegas our vacation was completely trouble-free.
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NASA reported a trouble-free launch
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Washington Post writer Roger Piantadosi called Mr. Spivak's show an enjoyable departure "from the relentlessly upbeat, carefree, trouble-free, commercial-free aural cheese spread of the ever-insidious phenomenon known to some as safe programming, to others as McRadio.
Joel A. Spivak, radio personality and anti-smoking spokesman, dies at 75
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Even for those scholars with a masterful knowledge of English, the situation is not completely trouble-free.
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We're sure it will give you many years of trouble-free enjoyment until next week, when we come out with a newer version.
Barnes & Noble Nook e-book reader arrives with wrinkles
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Follow these procedures, and you should find the gas fixtures in your home to be safe, convenient, and trouble-free.
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Unlike other demonstrations across the country, these were trouble-free, with students behaving themselves.
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Think of it as a trouble-free foliage plant, an architectural foil for more flamboyant perennials.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is not to suggest that the relationship between state and capital is trouble-free.
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The carnival got off to a virtually trouble-free start with the police reporting only one arrest.
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And for mums with their hands full, there's a trouble-free container.
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Do they retain the trouble-free qualities of (what must be) their Alpine ancestors?
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Recording chromatic harmonica was trouble-free: I miked it from above the instrument, just above the top of the player's head, looking down at the middle of the harmonica about 10 inches away.
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They are lovely, trouble-free plants, and are probably the ones your parents grew, Julie.
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The flotilla of 58 Little Ships made a trouble-free crossing of the busy traffic separation lanes, as merchantmen gave way or altered course as a mark of respect.
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At first, olives were a trouble-free crop here.
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However, some items make useful additions to any holiday suitcase and will make sure you get the trouble-free break you deserve.
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The carnival got off to a virtually trouble-free start with the police reporting only one arrest.
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Today's garbage disposers are efficient, safe, virtually trouble-free devices that anyone who knows how to use a screwdriver and wrench can install in a few hours.
