Sentence examples similar to got into trouble in prison from inspiring English sources

Rajeev occasionally got into trouble in Namje, too.

Banks normally get into trouble in recessions.

The wife had gotten into trouble in the water.

Meanwhile Intel was getting into trouble in microprocessors.

Try not to get into trouble in school.

Johnson got into trouble once, in the seventh inning.

Arnold got into trouble, and spent two and a half years in prison.

"If they gave the therapy I got in prison to kids before they got into trouble there'd be a lot less crime in England," Mackness says.

When Robert Morris, who in the 1780s had served as America's first treasury secretary (then called superintendent of finance), set up a company that got into trouble selling bad mortgage-backed securities, he was sent to debtors' prison.

"In the away match, we got into trouble.

In particular, suppose that the parent company got into trouble.