get into trouble
run into trouble

The high school kids are still getting into trouble with the police.

You have time to go out and get into trouble.

They risk getting into trouble at school or with the police.

He saw no need for anyone else to get into trouble.

I always seem to get into trouble on my own.

But he was still the one most likely to get into trouble.

What would happen to one if the other got into trouble?

I tell him he'll get into trouble one of these days.

The last thing I wanted was for him to get into trouble.

If you get into trouble, stay put and call for help.

Let me know if any of them got into trouble.

If you get into trouble with one, the other is likely to know.

Which is good because I've been getting into trouble at work for being late every day.

Light, but the woman found no end of ways to get into trouble.

That's when I started running away and getting into trouble.

"The only person I could get into trouble would be you."

There is no reason why both of us should get into trouble.

If she got into trouble, she'd find no help close by.

"You may get into trouble by what has taken place."

He was there to help if his father got into trouble.

He knew he'd get into trouble, but far less than if their parents found out what really was going on!

No one knows how to get into trouble better than we do.

I hope that if the kids get into trouble, they'll have the sense to ask for help.

We know the ones who are getting into trouble more than anyone else.

I remember the time about eight years ago now, when the girl in his house got into trouble.

Almost as though she were looking forward to running into trouble.

And that is where the Government's case may run into trouble.

That's where the members go when they run into trouble.

But she ran into trouble on her very first stop.

Much of the debate today was about when the system would run into trouble.

In 1926 however, the Society ran into trouble once again.

A couple of them tried - and ran into trouble.

But in recent months, the authority has run into trouble.

The only reason I ran into trouble was that she got home.

People who run into trouble sometimes do because they're not keeping themselves current.

We can make things easier for them if they run into trouble.

If she ran into trouble, it was on her head.

That may not be the case if any of these companies runs into trouble, however.

"I'll keep an eye out up ahead and let you know when you're about to run into trouble."

If we do run into trouble, I want to be able to surprise them.

"And there was always somebody around if you ran into trouble."

He almost immediately ran into trouble in his new world.

Without him to look over business details, things ran into trouble.

But from that moment on, Sean had run into trouble.

Since then, however, the plan has run into trouble with their members, who must approve the deal.

Ray had looked good in the first half, but ran into trouble not always of his own making.

Fish ran into trouble serving at 5-6 in the first set.

He has run into trouble selling art over the Internet.

"It might be nice, just in case we run into trouble."

At times, it has run into trouble with its campaigns.