“He came in with that evil little gleam in his eye, signaling to everyone that he was up to mischief.”

“It took a while for Georgia to see the humor in Jim's mischief.”

“He's just a little mischief who really means no harm.”

“To keep himself loose and pliable and imbued with the mischievousness that nourished him, Paul often resorted to practical jokes.”

“Modern and elegant to the tip of its hands, the Blancpain Women Saint-Valentin 2009 marries daring design with a spirit of mischievousness.”

“Very neat in appearance, but had that happy-to-be-alive attitude that made even his occasional mischievousness delightful.”

“And it ate up sheep and men and women and was a fair terror, and the King had his heralds cry a reward to whatever knight would ride and end the mischieving of the beast.”

“Otherwise, there is nothing too disturbing in the neurotic craftsman's life beyond a seemingly mythical mischief-maker in the cellar and a boss who takes advantage.”

“A true mischief-maker would have expected that kind of response and mocked me, or at least betrayed amusement.”

“However, the right candidate will cause any mischief to backfire and harm only the mischief-maker.”

“Traditionally, they were thought to be hoaxes written by mischief-makers or mentally unstable members of the public.”

“What a pity you have allowed yourself to be used by Liberal Democrat mischief-makers to publish misinformation.”

“Verse 35 even condemns them as the archetypal mischief-makers who ignored the admonitions of earlier prophets.”

“The literature and the history leagued so that one lends to Berry a slope pronounced for the night mischiefs and other sarabands.”

“Phi spirits or ghosts are harmful forces that cause only mischiefs and misfortunes.”

“They are prefaced by some general reflexions on the mischiefs occasioned by the sacra fames auri.”