Sentence examples for gets into bother from inspiring English sources

Our Man in Havana - Graham Greene With a sticky Cuban setting, Greene has fun with this story of James Wormold, a vacuum cleaner salesman who gets into bother with a corrupt local police chief and inadvertently becomes a British spy.

It's kind of an unspoken rule – and human nature, I guess – that if someone gets into bother, whether it be because of lack of experience or just bad luck, other surfers will do their best to help".

Theresa got into bother last year calling out the sexualisation of Rihanna and Beyoncé and was lashed out upon by legions of Beyoncé/Rihanna fans.

Evra, though, was still clicking his heels at 17 and getting into bother with the local gendarmes for petty crimes bred of boredom - scrapping, and stealing croissants from the boulangerie.

The Three Sons is a comic morality tale in which Hancock plays a dying old man; he sends his even more ancient retainer (Kenneth Williams) to  track down his three long-lost sons (all Hancock) who have got into bother of some sort or other – a useless Naval captain, a dodgy doctor and a member of the Chicago Mob – to say goodbye.

She says she wants to show the lives of the 99% of girls who are not getting into bother, who never make it on to the news: "We might read about the 1% of teenagers knifing each other, leading a violent life, but there are a vast majority up and down the country who are good girls".

This will build trust in your voice and helps the cat to listen for you if it gets into any bother, knowing that you're trustworthy.

Langley added that the character ends up "on the wrong side of the tracks" because he likes "meddling with things" and that "him thinking he's a genius gets him into bother".

Instead England contrived to get themselves into bother, the innings underpinned, in their contrasting fashions, only by Cook and a brilliant hundred from Jonny Bairstow so that they were able to close on 279 for six.

John Lennon got into some bother for claiming the Beatles were bigger than Jesus; in Peaches Christ Superstar, this former nice Jewish girl from Toronto enacts the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical solo, playing all the parts, accompanied by guest pianist Mathias Halvorsencorrect (sitting in for Gonzales) who plonks an iPad on the piano instead of a score.

If you use this for anything less then educational purposes you could get into plenty of bother.