Sentence examples for start trouble from inspiring English sources

Sometimes marches take things into their own hands, start trouble, break something.

Then he looked at me and said, "I don't want to start trouble.

"I like to address things and get them out in the open, but I knew better than to start trouble.

He proved to have talent for picking partygoers who meshed well and didn't start trouble, and he began working regularly, eventually ending up at the celebrated club Ostgut.

If you've seen "Hard World" before, you will fix your eye on those cops and track them as they approach Dell's car and start trouble.

It is common knowledge that loyalist leaders can just as easily start trouble as end trouble in these neighborhoods, and people who fall out of line know the consequences, city and immigrant group leaders say.

He never started trouble.

Someone, somewhere, is always starting trouble,.

By Kenneth Fearing The New Yorker, September 26 , 1942P. 26 Someone, somewhere, is always starting trouble, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

In 1967, Hong Kong turned upside down when the Red Guard started trouble in China.

If they started trouble, all the rich people would leave and it'd be an empty city.