Sentence examples for making Trouble by from inspiring English sources
Making Trouble by Uncle Harvey | Instragram @uncleharvey_.
When Methodius's suffragan bishop, Wiching, continued to make trouble by advocating for use of the Latin liturgy, Methodius tried to strengthen his position in the Eastern church by visiting Constantinople in 882.
Taking up the role of Pontius Pilate again, he makes trouble by insisting on rewriting the dialogue to emphasize the man's role as an agent of the state.
I'm reminded of a scene from "Don't Look Back," D. A. Pennebaker's great documentary about Bob Dylan's London tour of 1965 — the scene in which some of Dylan's hangers-on have made trouble by throwing things out the window of his hotel room.
It survives by making trouble, since it has to make trouble just to stay afloat.
7 1 It happened too that the executions of Clodius Macer and Fonteius Capito were reported at this same time.17 Macer, who had unquestionably been making trouble in Africa, had been executed by Trebonius Garutianus, the imperial agent, at Galba's orders.
Midas is still making trouble.
Cooped up for hours in vans, they made trouble worse by lashing out at whoever was around.
But they also do not want to make trouble for themselves by creating an incident".
But there was no serious violence, and those who tried to make trouble were constrained by more responsible elements in the procession.
