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(1) Don't rock the boat.

(2) Things are progressing well don't rock the boat.

(3) Don't rock the boat until the negotiations are finished, okay!

(4) I said I didn't want to rock the boat in any way.

(5) They seldom rock the boat or annoy the mayor or board of aldermen with unusual budget requests.

(6) Of course you rock the boat!

(7) We have a pretty good life here. Why rock the boat?

(8) Custom, practice and a tacit agreement not to rock the boat did the rest.

(9) Judge Thurgood Marshall never hesitated to rock the boat, from the beginning of his long legal career. Sentencedict.com

(10) As long as you don't rock the boat, nobody cares what you do.

(11) Who the hell would want to rock the boat on a deal like that!

(12) Hey, don't rock the boat.

(13) Don't rock the boat or it will capsize!

(14) They do not want to rock the boat when things are unstable.

(15) An easygoing manager, he won't rock the boat unless it's absolutely necessary.

(16) Analysts say the Asean nations won't want to rock the boat with China too much.

(17) They don't like people who rock the boat, and I could be seen as a loose cannon to some, because I'm questioning a lot of things.

(18) There is no need to rock the boat [sentencedict.com], this situation is already too messy.

(19) Rock the boat the radio, don't ya 'know, I miss it all right now.

(20) I try to walk soft and not rock the boat.

(21) Politicians don't like to rock the boat around election time.

(22) She was told to keep her mouth shut and not rock the boat.

(23) He kept his feelings to himself, not wanting to rock the boat.

(24) Sixty percent of professors are moral cowards unwilling to rock the boat and therefore willing to tolerate the others.

(25) Things are progressing well don't ( do anything to ) rock the boat.

(26) Dennis saw that criticism as coming from a typical Washington careerist being afraid to rock the boat.