“stir up trouble”造句，怎麼用stir up trouble造句

to conjure up a host of demons to make trouble; to stir up trouble

Stir up trouble, stir up trouble, do not need to think much about small air and know what to do in the name of wind.

These young people, if not properly taught, will inevitably stir up trouble everywhere.

In order not to stir up trouble, he merely asked several questions about the visitor.

My 80's I'm always looking for a chance to stir up trouble, I'm a busybody inherently.

We'd just been getting along fine for the last few days, and now you have to stir up trouble over nothing."

The educated youth in various farms have taken action and contacted each other, secretly connected in series, and shouted at one another to stir up trouble.

Tianjin Wei, a place where the five corners of the country are miscellaneous, has a strong public character and a strong sense of righteousness. It is easy to stir up trouble.

We urge the Indian side to take China's solemn concerns seriously and do not stir up trouble at the disputed area with a view to ensuring the sound development of China-India relations.

Like a fleeting time, twisting a smile like a flower, waiting for the years to be beautiful. Do what you should do, do not live, do not stir up trouble, do not do many things, watch your door, go your own way, do your own business!

As usual, Harriet is trying to stir up trouble.

stir up trouble, unrest, discontent, etc among the workers

They would rather make concessions to avoid trouble than stir up trouble.

I don't want to be the one to stir up trouble.

The aggressors repeatedly provoke and stir up trouble. Their fate can only be done by throwing eggs and throwing stones.

Pro-Southern groups continued to stir up trouble, trying to bring the war to a close on terms favorable to the South.

Nor is the ICC likely to be patient: should the accused stir up trouble in their efforts to stymie a trial, says Mr Moreno-Ocampo, an international arrest warrant will be issued.

Whenever he's around, he always manages to stir up trouble.

However, Matthew was very strict with himself, and did not stir up trouble.

That's why I say we should continue talking a moderate line, and not stir up trouble and antagonism by alarming people needlessly.

Government policy documents suggest that Mr Chavez's aim is to stir up troubles for the United States in many places at once, eventually bringing about the collapse of what he calls "the empire".

They argued that his presence in the town could only stir up trouble.

They'll stir up trouble whenever there's a chance.

His failure to keep the shopping malls open riles an elite contemptuous of the red shirts, whom they regard as an uneducated rabble paid by Mr Thaksin to stir up trouble.