Sentence examples for in trouble for things from inspiring English sources

He's probably right – everybody knows you don't get in trouble for things you vote against.

"Katie is your Miss America, and I can't tell you how many times she is in trouble for things that aren't her fault," the letter read in part.

"Even in the classroom, I was always getting in trouble for things and I didn't always do them but I'd be the one blamed because I was so tall".

Political pals already in trouble for things like holding legislative seats for districts in which they unfortunately do not reside.

The fascination often comes from the knowledge that viewers are one bitter ex's dime drop away from getting in trouble for things they did when they were young, arrogant, and filled with bravado.

You might get in trouble for some things, so don't push the boundaries too far.

(The Republican nominee in 2006 was in trouble for, among other things, using a phony name while betting at the local casinos and failing to pay his gambling debts in New Jersey).

Lending Club's troubles are reminiscent of those that have plagued Zenefits, an online human-resources management company that has been in trouble for, among other things, flouting regulations on insurance brokering.

But lest she be accused of moralising Rowe insists the case against lies that she presents in her new book is not about being a better person, because "you can tell the truth in a very vicious way, can't you?" At school in Australia, Rowe was "often in trouble for writing about things I wasn't supposed to, like politics.

You can get in lots of trouble for things like this.

If your friend got in trouble for the same thing, tell them to tell you what the teacher/principal/headmaster/guidance counselor said.