Sentence examples for making trouble to from inspiring English sources

There is no impression at present that it is spoiling for a fight, and when 11 Lebanese Shia pilgrims were abducted by Sunni rebels in northern Syria two months ago - they are still being held - it discouraged its supporters from making trouble to press for their release.

;"The Tracker" Cyril, an eleven-year-old with a nasty penchant for making trouble, comes to stay at the Place for three months.

They fear Saudi jihadists who have gone to fight in Syria could return to make trouble at home.

It survives by making trouble, since it has to make trouble just to stay afloat.

He complained to the authorities and was told to stop making trouble.

"It was strangers who came and made trouble, trying to plant something between us.

It continues to make trouble and work to destabilize the region.

They were looking to make trouble, and they wanted him to be part of it.

When he made trouble about acceding to India, Hyderabad was integrated though a so-called police acyion by Sardar Patel, the strong-arm Minister in Nehru's government.

"It's not that we want to make trouble there," says a political adviser to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader.

But many of Mrs. Clinton's supporters believe them intensely enough to want to make trouble for Mr. Obama.