Sentence examples for mischievous school from inspiring English sources

I squeezed out into the strains of a Peruvian panpipe band playing along to an amped-up Bontempi drum track, giving East London's busiest transport hub a mystic Eldorado feel, topped up with mischievous school kids doing piss-take tribal dancing to the ambient pampas pipes.

"Because not everybody is made to understand it and like it" shot back Rosenthal with a mischievous school-boyish grin.

As an unknown author, he figured he might gain more exposure if he published the book — which looks as if it could be a hand-written diary of a mischievous middle-school boy — on a Web site with thousands of daily visitors in his target market.

As the mischievous and diverse high school crowd looks on, love and sorrow and regret and longing fill the air, as the patent-pending chords work their magic.

Many of his French colleagues found him too much: noisy, mischievous, attached to no school (though he had sat at the feet of both Henri Lefebvre and Roland Barthes in his feverish years at Nanterre, when teaching had been interrupted by clouds of tear-gas and cobblestone-throwing).

A mischievous student in elementary school (one particularly good tale involves the young Ito coming to class with his pockets stuffed full of grasshoppers), he had straightened out by high school, and was even accepted to UC Berkeley.

Best remembered is her Moses series, about a mischievous student at a boarding school for troublesome boys.

The book, as yet untitled, to be published in English and Spanish in the spring, is set in a school where a mischievous little boy learns the fun of reading with the help of his teacher.

When we met, Zaheer was a lanky young man with a mischievous smile who regularly skipped school.

I just feel a bit like Buzzcocks is the mischievous, charming but underachieving boy in school, who's been kicked out before he had the chance to pull his socks up.

He was an extremely bright and somewhat mischievous child, who excelled in math at school and who tended to argue with teachers.