Sentence examples for often in trouble from inspiring English sources

Stacey's often in trouble, with the police.

Back then he was an enfant terrible, often in trouble with the stewards.

In school, the Owens boy was often in trouble, the authorities said today.

While Conner took some drama lessons at school, Shaun was often in trouble.

Nicholas was a sweet, lonely, combustible kid who craved attention and was often in trouble at school.

This is a warm-hearted story about a trainee witch, who is often in trouble despite her good intentions.

Personality tests ask people to agree or disagree with statements like "Often I cross the street in order not to meet someone I know," "I often was in trouble in school," "Before I do something I try to consider how my friends will react to it" and "People say insulting and vulgar things about me".

And I was often getting in trouble.

And Bible school, where I often got in trouble for staring out the window.

Outsiders who try to negotiate London's planning system often get in trouble, notes Toby Courtauld, Great Portland's boss.

I wondered if this childish phrasing was the result of being with them, talking to them, or if he was just speaking from our point of view from the days when we all hung out — young kids who would often get in trouble.