Sentence examples for bit of mischief about from inspiring English sources

"He's got a wee bit of mischief about him," he muses.

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I can still summon the tingling thrill of sitting there in the car, about to commit our nasty bit of mischief ("crime" seems a bit strong, but then … ).

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

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

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

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

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".

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.