Sentence examples for for shenanigans from inspiring English sources

At the moment, the stakes may be too high for shenanigans.

Getting songs on to popular playlists is increasingly important to labels, but there may be potential for shenanigans.

He did not distinguish between GULF and Gulf Labor, calling the protesters "zealots" who had "opted for shenanigans and drama".

The Justice Department has its gimlet eye on Microsoft, watching for shenanigans that appear to take unfair advantage of the Windows monopoly.

"[C]ritics of the law can't be faulted for fearing that it still leaves ample room for shenanigans," writes Julian Sanchez of the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank.Still, the USA Freedom Act remains a worthwhile attempt at reform.

Burress sheds light on his time in prison in a WSJ.com interview, which Britt might do well to read after his second arrest for shenanigans in northern New Jersey.

She was as famous for her shenanigans offstage as for her flamboyant performances.

He was banned for six months for his shenanigans agaisnt Senegal.. but it seems the Egypitan FA has relented - because the stroppy Spur is on bench.

WHEN Republicans are demanding the kind of prison terms for accounting shenanigans that used to be reserved for drug dealers, you know you're seeing what a British prime minister once called "the unacceptable face of capitalism".

By the time I started writing regularly for periodicals, in the mid-aughts, there was very little patience for ribald shenanigans.

Vick was crucified for his dealings with dogs while Roethlisberger continues to be protected for his shenanigans with women.