Sentence examples for get trouble with from inspiring English sources

"You try to sell on the street, you get trouble with the police.

But now 'I get worried about doing stupid things and getting trouble with my visa.

"My back's not good now, and I've got trouble with my knees," he said before a show.

"It's like saying we've got trouble with Canada, so stay out of Buffalo, N.Y.," Janow said.

"If you get into trouble with the I.R.S., you get a fine.

Oh sure, there are people who "get in trouble with drugs" and then get scared straight.

You might get called a showoff and you might get in trouble with teachers.

You will get in trouble with your parents, and you could possibly get grounded.

If you are a slacker, you will probably have detention, and get in trouble with teachers.

Make sure not to get in trouble with the school dress code.

"There are people who have the means and who get into trouble with the law.