Sentence examples for constantly getting into trouble from inspiring English sources
I was constantly getting into trouble, but nothing terrible happened to me.
For years, he had been nuttily overcommitted, constantly getting into trouble as he spoke and wrote about stocks while running the fund, causing many people to wonder if he was praising or knocking his own positions in order to increase their value or sell them short.
But, along with that, I was constantly getting into trouble with computers.
A badger cub is just like an annoying little brother who's constantly getting into trouble, usually while covered head to toe in bits of food and dirt.
It erodes the main defense usually raised by his supporters -- a group that includes most JPMorgan shareholders, all of Wall Street, and most of the financial press, really -- that we should judge Dimon only on the money he makes and not by such niceties as making sure his bank isn't constantly getting into trouble.
Toad of Toad Hall would enjoy this as bedtime reading (it is between a picture book and a first reader and will become a series) because it is about a jolly red car that constantly gets into trouble, a couple of charming joy riders, Dixie and Percy, and their enemy, Lou Ella, in her chewing-gum pink sports car.
"He's always getting into trouble".
He was considered to be a lazy student at first, and was constantly playing pranks and getting into trouble.
I always wound up getting into trouble.
