misbehaving

The "bad little girl" was apparently a metaphor for Americans who voted for President Joe Biden, with Carlson saying the country needs a patriarchal savior like former President Donald Trump after misbehaving in the previous election.

The promise that misbehaving children would “end up in Barlinnie” has been a quintessential parenting tool for generations.

While the Mark Taper Forum, Pasadena Playhouse and the Geffen Playhouse fretted about the taste of their least adventurous subscribers, Rogue Machine reminded us that theater is most alive when misbehaving.

The mentions of home insurance, displacement from disasters, and union workers are also savvy moves; as I’ve previously argued, Harris can find an effective middle ground on climate change by noting how its effects batter our economy, and by framing the fight against misbehaving oil and gas executives as a matter of economic fairness as well as simple law-and-order accountability.

Despite the family's wealth, he was expected to work the lowest-tier jobs within his father's company and was sent off to a military academy at age 13 when he started misbehaving in school.