Sentences with phrase «more mischief»

I don't know about you but my son seems to get into a whole lot more mischief then my daughter did!

«The longer things lay out there and people don't close ranks — just ask Mitt Romney about this — and when you're going through a primary where the appeal is to the hard right to win, there's the potential for more mischief,» said Rick Lazio, a former Republican congressman and U.S. Senate nominee who struggled through a 2010 gubernatorial bid against challenges by then - Democratic Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy (who he beat) and Paladino (who he did not).

The wicked witch has found a way out of her confinement to muster up more mischief in the museum!

Who could resist the bright colors and shapes of Andrew Masullo's paintings, or the sculpture, more mischief from Bacher, created from an organ?

For credulity causes more mischief than too much caution.

«I think that's probably not on the cards» Cable began, before proving unable to resist adding a little bit more mischief.

Indeed, even as well as can be expected to reason more mischief than great.

This is true even for a senior cat, though youngsters will get into more mischief.

It's a fun little prank you can play in the house and a bit like having the tooth fairy stop by, only leprechauns tend to cause a lot more mischief.

For those who wish to revisit the Dishonored franchise for more mischief and murder, you'll have to wait until November 11th when Dishonored 2 is released.

«More Mischief from Judge Reinhardt»: Ed Whelan has this post today at National Review Online's «Bench Memos» blog.

First of all Arsenal fans, I have to say that the news about the Chelsea striker Diego Costa being a serious doubt for this weekend and possibly missing the next three weeks through injury could turn out to be more mischief and misdirection from the mouth of Mourinho.

She actually enjoyed the quick tap and giggled her way to more mischief.

The less mental and physical stimulation a furkid has, the more mischief he is likely to get into.

Sometimes they even come down to earth, like goddam randy Zeus, making more mischief, more mayhem via god children, like Herakles, son of Zeus, whom Hera makes mad so that he kills his wife and children in a frenzy.