The phrase 'prank with' is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use 'play a prank on' or 'prank' in a sentence. For example: She decided to play a prank on her friend by secretly leaving a gift on his doorstep.
When Balotelli's apartment went up in flames after a prank with fireworks, the excuse of youth was put forward.
The bug is being used as a prank, with users taking to Twitter to vent their frustration after crashes.
She's feared by both the staff and pupils at Crunchem Hall (and me) so nothing gave me more joy than Lavender's classroom prank with the newt.
Though little more than a syncopated phone prank with some rock guitar, this brought them to the attention of the rap-label boss and producer Rick Rubin.
It is Butt who explains how his dressing-room prank with a tea urn gave United keeper Peter Schmeichel a nasty blister – and The Class of 92 is exceptional in what it coaxes from its football-playing subjects.
The music was created as part of an April Fools prank with the website Funny or Die and corroborated by a news release from Warner Bros. The music remains available on Soundcloud.
By now you've seen what Buzzfeed is calling "the most elaborate prank-with-a-message of the year": Tom Mabe's "Epic Don't Drink and Drive Prank".
And then he was cast in his first film, The Wild and the Willing ("University students perform pranks with hilarious results," according to one listing), along with John Hurt.
As a filmmaker, Mr. Jonze is still directing music videos and pulling puerile "Jackass" pranks with his longtime co-conspirator, Johnny Knoxville, in "Bad Grandpa".
Guido, Katie, Mert, and Marcus ate by candlelight and told stories about shoots gone by: snakes and lightning with Gisele in Death Valley, fart-machine pranks with Naomi in Dubai.
You can also pull pranks with the crew on the cantankerous Captain Hook just be careful to not get on the wrong side of nor underestimate the short-tempered fairy Tinker Bell.
