make trouble

Examples (20)

• He had a reputation for making trouble in the classroom.
• He had a reputation for making trouble in the classroom.
• I don't want to make trouble for her.
• Please don't make any trouble during the event.
• The mischievous boy often makes trouble during recess.
• The unruly teenagers were making trouble in the park.
• Are you deliberately trying to make trouble for us?
• She always tries to make trouble for her colleagues.
• If you make trouble at the party, you'll be asked to leave.
• If you make trouble, you will face the consequences.
• She went out of her way not to make any trouble for her elderly neighbor.
• The new policy might make trouble for small businesses.
• The disgruntled employee was known for making trouble wherever he went.
• He was warned not to make trouble at the party.
• Please try not to make trouble during the meeting.
• I don't want to make trouble for you, but I need to ask a favor.
• Despite their differences, they managed not to make trouble for each other.
• Their constant bickering is making a lot of trouble in the family.
• His thoughtless comments could make serious trouble for the entire project.
• The activist group plans to make trouble for the government with their protest.