Sentence examples for 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.
"He's got a wee bit of mischief about him," he muses.
There's a bit of mischief in Mr. Shaw's transformation of "Anne".
Shaun the Sheep's raison d'etre is to cause a little bit of mischief.
Neither does just blaming hipsters, as this bit of mischief hints.
It's a bit of mischief-making the old Current Bun itself would be proud of.
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.
This may be where the faun lives, and from which it springs to do its bits of mischief – frightening, harrying, making music, making merry.
She added bits of mischief in the comic fantasy "Mrs. McThing," and years later polished her conniving, fuddled old-lady act as a stowaway in "Airport," a role that earned her the second Oscar.
