problem child

That was part of what I meant by being a problem child.

I told my daughter that girl would turn to a problem child and it sure as hell did.

Early in his life, he became a problem child, and escaped from school.

The wrong thing would be to start treating him like he's a problem child.

"But at least it looks like he's the only problem child we still have.

The bridge was always the biggest "problem child" of the community.

At last he opened his eyes and said, "I don't see your problem child.

"Get a good full head of steam then blow it off on the problem child."

Like many problem children, Apple brought its woes on itself.

Our problem child had become a major pain in the Khyber.

"And the captain just happens to be our ranking problem child."

All along the poor woman had thought she had only one problem child.

While there may have been fewer problem children, it also seems that the prospects might be finally using common sense.

Figure on the sheer number of problem children they've got!"

But each chapter was a special problem child that seemed to require its own nine months to produce.

As a deterrent for a young problem child, it might possibly have an impact.

And, occasionally, letting Blade deal with our religious problem children for us, too.

What he'd do is just catalogue his problem child's sins of the previous day.

Good parents are less likely to produce problem children than bad parents.

Trying to make him out to be a bad kid or a problem child is unfair."

All too often, the math problems children are asked to solve in school seem irrelevant.

For most of elementary school, he was a problem child with miserable grades.

But everyone here is either local, a problem child, or on a pre-retirement tour.

Shanley's response to that environment was to become a professional problem child.

And most experts agree that bullying is rarely a problem children can work out on their own.