Sentence examples for get into mischief from inspiring English sources

"Little boys get into mischief," the widow says.

Let a little boy out of your sight and he'll get into mischief.

"We play a ton of music and then we skate and then we get into mischief on the lot," said White, an enthusiastic guitarist.

"He would get into mischief cutting up clothes and jeans to change the look, while I had a fit over what they were doing.

Like other radical architects of his age, he is more interested in the dark, hidden corners where people can loiter, get into mischief, escape from authority.

"As soon as the older brother sees the little brother begin to misbehave, to get into mischief, truly sharp discord occurs".

He just got into mischief.

It's gossip hour, looking in the stands, getting into mischief, throwing baseballs to people.

After graduating from high school, in Turkey, she occasionally got into mischief with her friends.

If they don't, they'll be out and getting into mischief.

"I asked him about my father, who died in 1969, whether he got into mischief," Mr. Balamuth recalled.