Sentence examples for juvenile pranks from inspiring English sources

Juvenile pranks aside, its surreal grandeur stays in the mind.

Off the pitch, he was dogged by media stories about his excessive drinking and juvenile pranks.

In February, Stephen Holden wrote in The Times that the movie is a "hodgepodge of juvenile pranks".

The setting of trashbasket fires and the sounding false alarms are not juvenile pranks; they are a dan gerous kind of lawlessness.

Imus is always juxtaposing political events with juvenile pranks and thought that their skit on religous tolerance would fit the bill.

Italians like to pull juvenile pranks on the bride and groom: breaking into their home, say, to move around the furniture or to strew the house with hundreds of open cardboard boxes.

"Expulsion was way too harsh for a juvenile prank".

Chief Goodlein said that initially, the nature of the attacks was uncertain, but it gradually became clear that they were dealing with something far more serious than a juvenile prank.

If only real life were so filled with honor and duty: recent reports of the Secret Service's multiple debacles protecting the White House, from missing gunshots aimed at the residence to letting an armed man into the East Room, are almost less embarrassing than the latest, juvenile prank.

His show, "Captain Beck and the A-Team," included the usual antics of the genre: juvenile jokes, pranks, impersonations, sound effects and fat jokes about a news reader for a rival station — anything to fill the four hours.

The prank was juvenile: On a rainy day, Officer Sahni drove by Officer Henn's foot post and pretended he was a sergeant.