1.   Some of the demonstrators were determined to make trouble, whatever the police did.

2.   This gave them the freedom to make trouble all over the shop without fear of retribution.

3.   She had made trouble whenever she could, stealing her boyfriends by telling downright lies.

4.   And few elected Democrats are making trouble for their governor.

5.   And few elected Democrats are willing to make trouble for their popular governor.

6.   And actually, he does make trouble.

7.   And every time I did the politically expedient thing, I made trouble.

8.   Armey spokesman Kevin Washington said the majority leader is not trying to make trouble for Bush.

9.   As if to underline their capacity to make trouble, that group last week overran the Colombian Navy base closest to Panama.

10.   Authorities shed no light Wednesday on a motive for the crime, but said there were signs the two boys could make trouble.