Sentence examples for taste for trouble from inspiring English sources
Tom's taste for trouble has developed into something nastier; he rushes eagerly to see a mass Indian hanging.
As much as he loved the sport, he didn't lose his taste for trouble — he stole a car at 16, got into gang fights, sold marijuana.
All that beauty never got me much but trouble, and a taste for trouble, a folded note, a couple of drinks at the bar.
Moscow's taste for trouble is enclosing it in global solitude.
All the actor had to do was draw on his past experiences as a youth in Boston with a taste for trouble.
The drink is favored by young, rowdy men with a taste for making trouble -- "neds," they are called in Scotland.
Moët Hennessy has 47% of the market for cognac, and well-off Chinese have quite a taste for the stuff.The trouble is that Bernard Arnault, the boss of LVMH, says he does not intend to sell his drinks business.
As incomes soar, many Chinese are developing a taste for Western wine, but have trouble finding interesting vintages and even navigating the language barriers, he says.
It is not the first time that King Juan Carlos's taste for hunting has landed him in trouble.
If tastes were not easily changeable, if people could like only what they have always liked and could never develop a taste for something different, the species would have trouble surviving.
