Sentence examples for school mischief from inspiring English sources

Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers By Dav Pilkey Scholastic, 304 pp.: $9.99, for ages 7 and up Elementary school mischief makers travel back in time to kindergarten to confront a sixth-grade bully in the ninth installment of this series following the exploits of George and Harold and their principal-turned-superhero Captain Underpants.

Consequently, she has learned a lot about them, including the inevitable under-age drinking and drug use and occasional school-related mischief like cheating on tests or plagiarizing assignments.

Inclement weather can probably explain some of them, and while the feds continue to look for telltale signs of racial terrorism, we can't rule out old-school #teen mischief.

To describe us as "a set of politically motivated individuals who have been actively trying to prevent millions of our poorest children getting the education they need" is gross rubbish, but to use such a falsehood to attack the university teacher training departments and the local authority schools department is rampant mischief.

In elementary school, Orville was given to mischief and was once expelled.

They have made an anthology album mingling old-school reggae and contemporary rhythm mischief: stark, zany concoctions of percussion, electronics, samples and vocals that are all subject to computer manipulation at any moment.

Another essay reviews the local school's Christmas pageant with delightful mischief.

"I owe the community something because I grew up in this community, I went to school in this community, I made mischief in this community.

That's what he does, and because of this his films often put you on edge the Michael Haneke school of filmmaking, but with added mischief and nudity.

She is like your best friend that you shared secrets and got into mischief with in high-school.

After graduating from high school, in Turkey, she occasionally got into mischief with her friends.