Sentence examples for no further mischief from inspiring English sources
In the first, he inveighed, "If you have abandoned your children and your religion, God forgive your wickedness; if you have forfeited your fame and your country, may your folly do no further mischief".
Furthermore, Russia has a healthy ability to counter-respond and, arguably, dissuading Russia from further mischief matters more than dissuading other countries because no other country combines Russia's capabilities and Russia's hostility to the West.
Levy makes further mischief by giving the brothers' children a hidden sexual history.
The onslaught of winter in parts of the country and the airlines' acrimonious labor relations threaten to create further mischief.
Thus the question lingers about what else he wants this commission to do, and whether it will create further mischief on this year's ballot.
The New Yorker, January 31 , 1931 P. 9Cop makes drunken driver pay $5 for smashed fender and then drives him home to keep him out of further mischief.
But it is also plainly in America's interest to stay involved and, when necessary, to show that it will put its might behind right, if only to deter the world's tyrants and terrorists from further mischief.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, January 31 , 1931 P. 9Cop makes drunken driver pay $5 for smashed fender and then drives him home to keep him out of further mischief.
Mr Ozawa is deeply unpopular in the country at large and, had he won, his victory might well have been a disaster for the DPJ.That degree of unpopularity, even for someone as thick-skinned as Mr Ozawa, may limit his power for making further mischief.
Further mischief – I can't say "confusion" for her tricks delight rather than bewilder – arises from the potent blend of fact and fiction that Duncker concocts with a glorious abandon as the details of the final decade of Eliot's life – at least that have made it into historical record – are combined with the author's fictional creations.
