Sentence examples for a bit of mischief from inspiring English sources

"There's a bit of mischief in there," Pearson says.

No, that wasn't a misprint, or a bit of mischief on my part.

Here's a bit of mischief from Mikhail Simkin at the the University of California, Los Angeles.

There's a bit of mischief in Mr. Shaw's transformation of "Anne".

This 18th-century horse got his unusual name either through a bit of misunderstanding or a bit of mischief.

"They had a sense of purpose," Mr. Jones says with a bit of mischief in his voice.

It's a bit of mischief-making the old Current Bun itself would be proud of.

You only have to look at the titles she has appended to her work to realise that Mantel isn't averse to a bit of mischief-making.

With relations with Moscow at a post-Cold War low, the Russian statement looked more like a bit of mischief-making than a real gesture of intent.

In what was either a bit of mischief-making or a hint that he had inside knowledge through some political back channel, Murdoch tweeted: "UK Royal Charter requires Queen's signature.

Browning likes a bit of contrived mischief.