Sentence examples for he would cause from inspiring English sources

Bonds meant he would cause trouble for a pitcher.

A defence that he didn't know he would cause a run is not a very good one.

The chat ended when her friend asked her to log out because he was concerned he would cause her more trouble, adding: "We miss you and support you.

Mr. Guarnaccio said in one of those messages, according to Mr. Ackerman, that if the police were to visit him again at his home, he would cause them harm.

Miller, however, would complete his double with a finish of such purity that he would cause the majority in the stands to wonder how he could be so wasteful and so productive in the course of a single match.

"There are a number of us who can't bring ourselves to vote for him, and there's more and more polling showing just how badly he would cause the Republicans to lose other races," Erickson said.

All Noah had to do was remind Evan that he'd "cause destruction" if he stopped saying "stop saying".

The jerk who made that video, the one that supposedly incited rioting and murder in Egypt and Libya, is the very definition of a troll: He made it to elicit the reaction he was sure he'd cause.

He didn't wait to see the trouble he'd caused.

Before long, he began to tire of Oppie, and all the trouble he'd caused.

Ms. Vaughan, remembering the emotional pain he'd caused her, was also nervous.