Examples of 'he got in trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "he got in trouble"
The phrase 'he got in trouble' indicates that someone has done something wrong or against the rules, resulting in negative consequences or a problematic situation. It suggests that the person is facing difficulties, punishment, or facing criticism for their actions
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he got in trouble
He got in trouble with the wrong people.
Six months ago he got in trouble again.
He got in trouble and had no idea why.
I did not see him after he got in trouble.
He got in trouble for your power drain.
On a fast track for a doctorate when he got in trouble.
He got in trouble with the traffic warden.
He ran over whenever he got in trouble.
He got in trouble for dog fighting.
He distinctly remembered the last time he got in trouble.
I later heard he got in trouble with the police.
She was always there when he got in trouble.
He got in trouble because he was too good.
I thought if he got in trouble.
He got in trouble for stealing supplies.
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It seems to me he got in trouble.
He got in trouble in school early on for doing this constantly.
Because you never used to tell me when he got in trouble at school.
He got in trouble and he told on you.
His citizenship was revoked after he got in trouble with the law as a young person.
But he got in trouble in the seventh.
During his stationing in Spain he got in trouble over his personal views.
He got in trouble for that of course.
The last straw was when he got in trouble with the law a second time.
He got in trouble for that recently.
He was swimming in Lake Michigan about half a mile offshore when he got in trouble.
You said he got in trouble with the law.
He helped me before, and he got in trouble.
He got in trouble for preparing a meal in his bedroom.
But I heard he got in trouble.
He got in trouble whenever he went out.
A year later, he got in trouble with the law.
He got in trouble at school today.
But at any rate, he got in trouble because of this.
He got in trouble for sneaking out all the time.
But Paul was determined to go, and then he got in trouble.
And he got in trouble for it.
Top of his class . On a fast track for a doctorate when he got in trouble.
So he got in trouble on the inside.
And I just left the dean 's office because he got in trouble again.
He got in trouble as a teen and did not finish school.
He acted out, he got in trouble.
He got in trouble in the sixth.
That 's how he got in trouble.
He got in trouble at home.
Wait, is this the photo that he got in trouble with?
Maybe he got in trouble for coming home late last night.
In sixth grade, he got in trouble.
He got in trouble.
Give me a kiss. He got in trouble.
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