Sentence examples for making trouble with from inspiring English sources

[points to Seth Rogen] Hey, remember when he was the guy making trouble with North Korea?

I mean, you're not like the Sierra Club or Greenpeace, out making trouble with what you are protesting.

That leaves two more located in Afghanistan". Gul said the two outliers were making trouble with financial support from the Indian government.

Meyers recalled how instead of Trump, actor Seth Rogen used to be "the guy making trouble with North Korea," referring to the regime objecting to Rogen's controversial 2014 movie "The Interview".

North Korea hit out at President Trump Friday, accusing him "making trouble" with his "aggressive" tweets, amid concerns that tensions between the two countries could escalate into military action … North Korea's vice foreign minister said that Trump was "becoming more vicious and more aggressive" than previous presidents, which was only making matters worse.

The criticism made trouble with my family.

"They understand that I know how to mix it up with them and that I'm not afraid to make trouble with my legs," Offredo told the French sports newspaper L'Equipe earlier.

The prospect of such an ad-hoc alliance growing into something long lasting may tempt the White House into working with Putin in some capacity, thinking it better to keep him close than to watch him make trouble with Assad and Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

Richard Sorabji (1990, 12) suggested that Ammonius might have agreed not to make the school a center of pagan and theurgic ritual, which he would also de-emphasize in his teaching, or simply not to make trouble with Christians.

Still, we never made trouble with them".

It calls them "Russophobes", obsessed with making trouble for Russia, and with trying to twist EU policy accordingly.