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Meanings of having some difficulty in English

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Usage of having some difficulty in English
1
The Burman was on his knees, having some difficulty with the lock.
The Pointing Man / A Burmese Mystery
2
You seem to be having some difficulty taking responsibility for this at all.
News.com.au
3
Carroll was having some difficulty in lighting his cigar, and did not reply.
The Debtor: A Novel
4
Harrison was frowning, seemingly intent on flying the chopper, and having some difficulty.
When twilight comes
5
The soldiers were having some difficulty with the awning, giving them time to talk.
Secret of the Dragon
6
We're having some difficulty lashing down the colonel's personal effects.
The irish devil
7
Pothinus finally discovered that he was having some difficulty in keeping his cage-bird contented.
A Friend of Cæsar: A Tale of the Fall of the Roman Republic. Tim...
8
Ralph was having some difficulty keeping up with the conversation.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
9
He apparently was having some difficulty with the cylinder, for his face was red.
Ranson's Folly
10
We ended up having some difficulty with the size restriction.
Wired
11
My wife's mother wants to become an American citizen, but she's having some difficulty.
Shadow zone
12
Tronie was having some difficulty with Tasher, who wanted to return to his mother.
The Mammoth Hunters
13
He was having some difficulty in controlling his temper.
The Prince of Graustark
14
So Alice, I see you're having some difficulty sleeping.
Still alice
15
At her home in rural Idaho, Carole King is having some difficulty saying the president's name.
The Irish Times
16
The gnome seemed to be having some difficulty in deciding what to start his meal with.
Shadow prowler
This collocation consists of:
Having some difficulty through the time
Having some difficulty across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common