Sentence examples for no mischief from inspiring English sources

There was no mischief in his play".

"There is no mischief," said Fred Ngatia, Mr. Kenyatta's lawyer.

Surely even she could find no mischief here?

But he said he promised Mr. Christie, who took his family to Florida until Thursday evening, that he would do "no mischief".

There's no yearning, no mischief, no lust -- just an unctuous diligence; the only dramatic tension is whether Mr. Manilow will go flat before the next note.

Then people began to realise that no mischief had been done, and laughed and talked gaily until the flames were smothered with sand.

MacLeod's long-awaited first novel, No Great Mischief, was published in 2000.

Mr. MacLeod's novel "No Great Mischief" tells about a clan from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

Ann-Marie MacDonald's Fall on Your Knees (1996) and Alistair MacLeod's No Great Mischief (1999) recount family sagas set on Cape Breton Island.

The 64-year-old Canadian writer has published just three books, and "No Great Mischief," his only novel, is the first of them to be widely available in the United States.

Canadian Alastair MacLeod's No Great Mischief beat off stiff competition from, among others, the only Irish entrant Colm Toibin and Booker-nominee Andrew O'Hagan to pick up this year's International Impac Dublin Literary Award and a cheque for IR£100,000 (£83,000).