1. He could make trouble for me if he wanted to.

2. I don't want to make trouble for her.

3. This gave them the freedom to make trouble all over the shop without fear of retribution.

4. If I say no, the boss will only make trouble for me.

5. She's always trying to make trouble for me, because she's nothing but a jealous, vindictive old woman.

6. You are thoughtless in speech and always make trouble.

7. Two in distress make trouble less.

8. They might do something; they might make trouble.

9. We shouldn't allow him to make trouble any more.

10. He always tries to make trouble for me.

11. Don't make trouble with me!

12. They might try and make trouble.

13. If you make trouble again, I'll send you home.

14. Those who make trouble in public places will be punished.

15. Teachers of programs to students ready to make trouble, it is excited.

16. "You don't make trouble and then go. The shortcake of "11 Niangs say with smile, " hemp old woman son I don't hope. "

17. The incompetents are the ones who invariably make trouble for people other than themselves.

18. Fans who make trouble during the World Cup will be severely dealt with.

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19. The girls mischievous pranks at school make trouble for her family.

20. If he comes here again and tries to make trouble, he'll have an earful from me.

21. And anyway I don't want to beg for Edgar's help, or make trouble for him.

22. Furious at having been left off of the invitation list again, Eris decided to make trouble.

23. He also obeyed the system. The bookies in his precinct knew he would never make trouble to get an extra payoff for himself, that he was content with his share of the station house bag.

24. That is, of course, Obama's view of the way the world works and they are going to continue to make trouble, quipped Nau.

25. Get on dry shorts and a shirt and don't make trouble.

26. Common people employment has income, had income people won't make trouble.

27. The trickster's role is to hamper the hero's progress and to generally make trouble.

1. He could make trouble for me if he wanted to.