Examples of using Getting into trouble in English and their translations into French
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urged him come down to avoid getting into trouble for trespassing.
Because I would get the guys into trouble who don't deserve getting into trouble just for that.
making money and getting into trouble.
this mission involves… possibly getting into trouble and maybe breaking a law or two.
I don't want any doctors here getting into trouble.
ÎÎ Teach your adolescent how to get out of unwanted conversations and/ or relationships. explain the importance of seeking adult help without fearing getting into trouble.
Will public attention drive your child further away due to embarrassment or fear of getting into trouble with authority?
We can't have another Intersect wandering around Los Angeles getting into trouble.
It would be better if we avoid getting into trouble at the end of the match
When I started getting into trouble after that, you helped mom find Charton.
If you're worried about getting into trouble again, go back to Chicago, go back to your family.
Your friend risks getting into trouble if she isspending excessive amounts of time on personal sites.
working discreetly to avoid herself getting into trouble.
My attorney told me I should join a church pre-emptively…'cause juries are suspicious of celebrities who find religion after getting into trouble.
Them being very effective means that the chance of getting into trouble is quite big.
Lou was incriminating herself and i didn't want her getting into trouble.
Growing up, you were always making the wrong decisions, getting into trouble.
The"bail-in" solution assumes that the firms being bailed-in can absorb these extra losses without getting into trouble themselves and spreading the panic.
After spending his late teens and early 20s in a gang dealing drugs and getting into trouble, Jordan Buna turned his life around.
Dansby had just started getting into trouble.