Sentence examples for mischief from high-quality English sources.

• Halloween mischief increases claims in the fall.

• Little Sally Draper pottering around the office making mischief.

• Reed is charged with criminal trespass, first-degree criminal mischief and defacing objects of public interest.

• McGregor has since been charged for three charges of misdemeanour assault and one charge of felony criminal mischief.

• Yet there would be less opportunity for mischief if payments for oil went straight into government accounts instead of through its own.

• In this ecosystem, “WAP” is a neutered provocation, a soundtrack for teen (and teen-adjacent) mischief and a light jab to their parents.

• Okja is a miracle of imagination and technique, and “Okja” insists, with abundant mischief and absolute sincerity, that she possesses a soul.

• All we had to make mischief with -- lack of adult supervision was an essential element of a holiday -- were each other, Taro Suzuki and the Santry girls.

Use mischief in a sentence.

• Mr Rulli’s charges include disorderly conduct and criminal mischief, according to the broadcaster, while Craft’s include theft by unlawful taking and disorderly conduct.

• Mischief is structured as a limited partnership, with the fund itself listed as the general partner, and both Perret and Farleigh listed as managing directors of the general partner.

• On US president Donald Trump’s threat to destroy Iranian ships harassing the US navy, Mr Wallace said: “Our adversaries and people wanting to cause mischief and threaten sea lanes, that has not stopped.

• A bill has been introduced in the Senate, for example, that requires the development of protective standards for vehicles that would keep hackers from causing mischief like taking control of the vehicle’s electronics systems.

• Taylor Glenn is a friend of the show (See DigiHuman Mischief, she’s great there too), an award winning comedian, writer and former psychotherapist, so there was really no one better to explain how the tragic and the dark can be transformed into humour.

• Officer Vincent D’Andraia was charged with assault, criminal mischief, harassment and menacing in the May 29 altercation that sent protester Dounya Zayer to the hospital, causing what she said was a concussion and a seizure after hitting her head on the pavement.

• Weeks later, he was arrested and charged with felony burglary with battery, burglary of an unoccupied conveyance and criminal mischief in connection to an incident involving his trainer, Glenn Hold, and a moving truck driver who he had hired in Hollywood, Florida.

• The UK’s Mischief Theatre is putting on a special romcom edition of its Mischief Movie Night In series, where the audience tunes in virtually, submits a title, genre and location of a film, and then watches as comedians improv the whole thing live.

mischief sentence examples

• It is a channel that challenges the status quo, and, at its core, BBC Two is about values that urgently need championing right now: curiosity and challenge, diversity and difference, mischief and provocation - not shying from complexity but actively seeking it out.

• Cook Wilson himself had already spoken of an “insidious and scarcely ‘conscious’ dialectic” that “has done much mischief in modern metaphysics and theories of perception” (SI, 797), one according to which “empiricism ends in the Subjective Idealism it was intended to avoid” (LL, § 10).

• In a 2004 law review article, “The Limits on Congress’s Authority to Investigate the President,” Professor Marshall, who served in the Clinton White House, wrote that congressional investigations “provide a president’s opponents with considerable opportunity to engage in political mischief.”

• The first recorded instance of Mischief Night as an urban folk custom dates back to 1790 when the fellows of St John’s College Oxford made a study of a headmaster who had encouraged the pupils in his charge to stage a school play described as “an Ode to Fun which praises children’s tricks on Mischief Night in most approving terms”.