Examples of 'him in trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "him in trouble"
The phrase 'him in trouble' implies that someone has caused or put "him" (the person being discussed) in a difficult or problematic situation. It suggests that "he" is facing consequences or adverse circumstances due to his actions or choices.
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Which can get him in trouble sometimes.
And we definitely want to get him in trouble.
Or got him in trouble with the police.
That should not get him in trouble.
Get him in trouble and he will kill you.
His big mouth got him in trouble.
Get him in trouble.
His moves tend to land him in trouble.
It can get him in trouble sometimes.
Identifying him might put him in trouble.
It was what got him in trouble in the first place.
Sometimes his jokes got him in trouble.
That got him in trouble online.
This is not what got him in trouble.
Get him in trouble so he has to spend the night in the box.
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You will only get him in trouble.
When they see him in trouble or in pain they react with compassion.
Being pigheaded has got him in trouble before.
What has got him in trouble is he has two wives in his two lives.
You must have got him in trouble.
The lie got him in trouble when his boss found out the truth.
The idea is not to get him in trouble.
I see him in trouble.
That is what actually got him in trouble.
His drinking got him in trouble on more than one occasion.
His mouth sometimes got him in trouble.
This has landed him in trouble on more than one occasion.
Art has also gotten him in trouble.
Gandini put him in trouble with the law and is under investigation for extortion.
The tendencies that got him in trouble.
You must have got him in trouble by not sorting the garbage.
I did not want to get him in trouble.
They wanted to get him in trouble and they wanted to accuse him.
You have come back to get him in trouble.
You must have gotten him in trouble because you did not sort the garbage.
I do not want to get him in trouble.
That got him in trouble with superiors in Rome.
You are gonna get him in trouble.
I will be with him in trouble I will deliver him and honor him.
Did not mean to get him in trouble.
That 's what got him in trouble with his colleagues in the past.
Please do not get him in trouble.
This gets him in trouble with his master, and he ends up running away.
That gun got him in trouble.
But his impulsiveness and irreverence sometimes land him in trouble.
I do not want to get him in trouble with my mom.
But he hates a competitor who threatens to get him in trouble.
This has gotten him in trouble a few times.
So he would let his mouth get him in trouble.
She got him in trouble.
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