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(1) Bored youths hang around outside looking for trouble.

(2) I'm only brave when I have to be. Being brave doesn't mean you go looking for trouble.

(3) That foolish fellow is looking for trouble.

(4) Drunken youths hang around outside looking for trouble.

(5) They walked into a bar looking for trouble.

(6) Fans wandered the town after the match looking for trouble.

(7) You're looking for trouble if you don't pay your taxes.

(8) Parking outside the police station on double yellow lines is just looking for trouble.

(9) The kid with the knife was looking for trouble.

(10) Hindsight tells me that I was looking for trouble, but-at the time I knew nothing about it.

(11) Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies. Groucho Marx 

(12) They were looking for trouble and they found us instead.

(13) Don't look for trouble until it comes.

(14) Then don't look for trouble.

(15) Can the guardian look for trouble?

(16) Do not look for trouble. The police are around.

(17) I do not know the life depression, but look for trouble[http://sentencedict.com/look for trouble.html], said the worry!

(18) Thesebooks encourage parents to be vigilant, to look for trouble in their sons'behaviors.

(19) We do not need to look for trouble, standing on this mountain, that mountain to look high.

(20) If you look for trouble you will find it every time.

(21) Directly say, that is, I like to look for trouble to myself, then work it out independently.

(22) In the frightening new craze, youths take a cocktail of drink and drugs before going out to look for trouble.

(23) Not familiar with the characteristics and printing error, many designers do the design in time to print constantly look for trouble and obstacles, it is stupid.

(24) A person involved in the attack in the hotel by telephone request to the Indian television: the release of all the holy war , Indian Muslims are not allowed to look for trouble.