How To Use Misbehave In A Sentence
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If a bird misbehaved itself such as claim or take over another bird's nest in the rookery the general body intervened and that bird was sentenced to isolation and had to go and live on a tree apart from the rest.
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Eight security guards prowl the corridors making sure that people do not misbehave.
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How else could each side misbehave in the way they do if they had to look the other in the eyes?
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When football players misbehave it is football's problem.
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She thinks I'm too soft on the kids when they misbehave.
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The research explodes the conventional wisdom that popular music encourages teenagers to misbehave.
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It must, for instance, reduce priorities and resources to processes that misbehave.
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Remember when your Kindergarten teacher would punish the whole class because one kid misbehaved during recess?
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My father didn't allow us to "misbehave" (I realize that is a judgment so I'll acknowledge that it's my definition of misbehaving) in public.
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So when her own dreamboat misbehaves, she knows exactly what to do, right?
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When Eileen comes to him for help, he breaks into a provocative striptease, singing ‘Let's Misbehave’ with two lusty hookers.
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Radiation also differs from that encountered on Earth and in space, heavy particles make digital electronics misbehave or even burn.
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He declared: 'We will give heads a new power to punish school students who misbehave on their way to or from school.
The Sun
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I don't think that what we as central bankers are doing is a moral hazard in that we are not rescuing specific institutions and therefore not giving stimuli to other institutions to "misbehave" in the future.
'Mixed Feelings' From on High
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The best way to behave is to misbehave.
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How else could each side misbehave in the way they do if they had to look the other in the eyes?
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It was admitted, that in case the guardians should misbehave, the Court might interpose, upon a presumption, that the testator himself would not have entrusted the guardians with this power, had he foreseen they would have abused it.
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Unfortunately a handful of the spectators misbehaved - the best knockout of the night left one spectator poleaxed for several minutes.
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But even the people who are quite social and competent misbehave and, furthermore, they support a culture where this misbehavior is acceptable.
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A recent survey found that three in four young people wanted tougher discipline for pupils who misbehave.
The Sun
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Students have a tendency to misbehave themselves at exam time.
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When football players misbehave it is football's problem.
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The law covers anybody who misbehaves criminally.
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He always misbehaved, and went off at tangents and I had to bring him in line many times.
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A recent survey found that three in four young people wanted tougher discipline for pupils who misbehave.
The Sun
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It is also useful when the camera's autofocus misbehaves for some reason and insists on focusing on the matrix or the background rather than on the crystals you are trying to capture.
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It's the often time-capsuled world of the back office, sometimes referred to as "Australia" because of the parallels to a penal colony to which people in other departments who misbehave are sent.
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Twelve more youths have signed acceptable behaviour contracts - if they misbehave further, police will take further action.
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Children who are not getting the attention they want from their parents often act out or misbehave because they are assured of being noticed that way.
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But no regulator, no matter how devoted and how tough-minded, can ever fully offset the incentives that many of the players in the market have to misbehave.
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But when they misbehave, they can give you a terrible headache.
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Of course this doesn't mean anyone should be allowed to deliberately "misbehave" if his/her general contribution is acknowledged valuable, but it makes a difference whether somebody registers here just to rant and rave, or if it's obvious that the respective "defendant" occasionally "loses patience" in face of blatantly (and obviously purposeful) ignorant "arguments", while he/she generally contributes highly valuable aspects to OpEdNews.
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When football players misbehave it is football's problem.
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In Jewish tradition, shaming people who misbehave is a last resort, not a first line of action.
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And when rugby players misbehave it is apparently football's problem, too.
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Students have a tendency to misbehave themselves at exam time.
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A bug in AIM's URL handler means that the function misbehaves when it receives very long messages.
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Audience members make dumb choices, computer screens misbehave and the two deliver gently encouraging corrections with perfect old-school timing.
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Maybe used to sweeten the teacher up if you've misbehaved?
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One or other of them drafted a statement which was a flat denial that he had misbehaved either sexually or politically.
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When the children misbehaved she was unable to cope.
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And when rugby players misbehave it is apparently football's problem, too.
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And because they are in such a distinctive uniform they are easily spotted, so they are less likely to misbehave on the way home.
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Not even Torquemada would have entertained some of the tortures that they want visited on offending players and other fans who "misbehave".
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A recent survey found that three in four young people wanted tougher discipline for pupils who misbehave.
The Sun
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The new guidance also gives heads the power to discipline pupils who misbehave off school premises, or outside class hours.
The Sun
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I don't rule out that some rogue elements within, say, one unit might misbehave, but that does not make it at all a policy.
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She told me 2 people had told her that she should carry some rolled up newspaper, and when her dog 'misbehaved' she should smack the dog across the snout.
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Pottley, of the London train-bands, and by the look of the papers around them they had been checking the lists (as two days later there was heavy court-martialling among the newly arrived drafts and cashiering of officers that had misbehaved in Middlesex).
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And because they are in such a distinctive uniform they are easily spotted, so they are less likely to misbehave on the way home.
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The majority of parents who did not misbehave want to restage the play.
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The new guidance also gives heads the power to discipline pupils who misbehave off school premises, or outside class hours.
The Sun
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Eight security guards prowl the corridors making sure that people do not misbehave.
Times, Sunday Times
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The new guidance also gives heads the power to discipline pupils who misbehave off school premises, or outside class hours.
The Sun
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We also work with housing associations and will push for families to be evicted if they continue to misbehave.
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He declared: 'We will give heads a new power to punish school students who misbehave on their way to or from school.
The Sun
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Students have a tendency to misbehave themselves at exam time.
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How else could each side misbehave in the way they do if they had to look the other in the eyes?
Times, Sunday Times
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The perfect child who never misbehaves or answers back, never gets ill, is destined for a life of success and doesn't cost you a penny apart from the initial outlay on the Have A Cyber Baby software.
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In this family home, the boys misbehave, don't listen to their mum and dad and get into trouble at school.
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The teacher smacked the student who had misbehaved
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He declared: 'We will give heads a new power to punish school students who misbehave on their way to or from school.
The Sun
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I struggle to keep my temper with the kids when they misbehave.
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If you widen the terms of reference to say conflict diamonds include all governments who misbehave, that is a different process," said Izhakoff.
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If they misbehave, they're sent back from whence they came.
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His sculptures misbehave, they defy convention, they turn utilitarian objects and practical actions into outlandish things involving wonder and humor.
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Its seems that whenever English fans misbehave a big stick of disqualification is waved about.
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She reaches the conclusion that, because some students (the vast minority) misbehave, it is acceptable to treat all students however the city pleases.
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When the children misbehaved she was unable to cope.
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They said girls often misbehaved more subtly and were harder to manage by established methods aimed at aggressive male behaviour.
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And when rugby players misbehave it is apparently football's problem, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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The majority of parents who did not misbehave want to restage the play.
Times, Sunday Times
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If the electron flux is high enough and persists for long enough, then electrical discharges occur that cause satellites to misbehave and sometimes fail.
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The customer claimed to have already paid back the loan, while his wife told the police the agents had "misbehaved" with her.
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Mom charged in girl's death after she 'misbehaved' while brushing teeth
NY Post: News
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He still misbehaves occasionally.
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They had all eaten poisonous mushrooms for supper, except the boy, who was denied supper as a punishment, because he had misbehaved.
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One problem is that after cutting class, the teenager faces powerful temptations to misbehave.
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Children often misbehave in order to get attention.
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It also explains that ‘all students who misbehave while riding the school bus will be disciplined.’
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Re cultures killing women who "misbehave," that is loathsome, of course, but how is this infecting the West?
"the impresario of unnecessary violence"
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“Misbehaved at the funeral, basically called Rog a homo.”
The Honor Farm
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When Johnny misbehaves, parents get wind of it by e-mail before he gets home.
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The Carnival tradition of wearing masks, role reversal, anonymity, and general license to misbehave is still common throughout the Catholic world.
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Teenagers don't seem to understand that they don't have to actively misbehave to be disagreeable to older people.
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In most cases, when the children misbehave they are abused and the real problem is never addressed with love and affection.
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The children misbehaved all morning
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At first Panayev used to write very often and assure me he would not act "heedlessly," underlining this word, but he is subdued now and keeps silent like a child who has misbehaved at mealtime.
Leo Tolstoy: Childhood and Early Manhood
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Annother nice example that the debate is far from over, simply stick to the dogma and pressure those who "misbehave" will not work forever. ...
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A young, pleasure-loving emperor misbehaves and treats capriciously all of those who surround him.
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And because they are in such a distinctive uniform they are easily spotted, so they are less likely to misbehave on the way home.
Times, Sunday Times
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Set in the 16th century, it shows us the romantic life of a headsman, that is, the executioner who must chop people's heads off when they misbehave.
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The concept is that the timeout habituates the child to being separated when he misbehaves or loses control so that he can eventually learn to separate himself from the compelling-but-clearly-not-the-right-thing-to-do or from a tough situation in which he may react emotionally.
You Raising Your Child
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We have Christmas parties and days out, and it is nice not to be embarrassed when your child misbehaves or is acting badly.
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So long as he has only conventional weapons we can overawe him with our armed forces and clobber him back into line if he misbehaves.
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One or other of them drafted a statement which was a flat denial that he had misbehaved either sexually or politically.