Such a feat is comparatively easy in a small class; but I have misbehaved in smaller classes and under eyes more Olympian than Fleeming Jenkin's.
Tom had attacked her other lover in the street,--had attacked Colonel Stubbs because of his injured love, and had grossly misbehaved himself.
The question was whether the contumacious gentleman had misbehaved himself in accordance with the rules of the club, and, if so, what should be done to him.
If he misbehaved himself you could have ordered his carriage and settled the affair next day, as any gentleman of your standing would have done.
It was at Mrs. Cheston's that both Willits and Harry had misbehaved themselves, and it was Harry's part in the sequel which she had forgiven.
You see, your honour, it's all true as I said; and the first lieutenant has misbehaved and not I.
Then you have misbehaved yourself,' said the captain.
He felt himself in the position of a puppy who had misbehaved in his master's rooms, and whom his master, taking him by the neck, thrust into the dirt he had made.
I was told that she had misbehaved in the hospital.
So low that I might be handed like a carter's daughter who hadmisbehaved herself, to the first man who was willing to cover her disgrace.
They thought so ill of her, she had so misbehaved herself, that a duenna was not enough; a clergyman must be sent to lecture her.
George," she said, again pausing for a moment, "do you mean to tell me that I have misbehaved myself?
Admiral Pocock, though his own ship and several others were considerably damaged, and though three of his captains had misbehaved in the engagement, prepared again for the attack.
The earl was tried by court martial on the charge of having from treachery or cowardice misbehaved in his office, drawn dishonour on the English nation and sacrificed our good allies the Dutch.
My lord, I fear I misbehaved myself in reference to that word 'awful' which fell by chance from thy mouth.
The servant did as he was bid, and Crocker was ushered out of the house without any feeling on his part that he had misbehaved himself.
I feel as if I was one of your prisoners, and had misbehaved myself.
The other had misbehavedherself more seriously still--she had gone to the theater.
If I have misbehaved myself," she resumed, "I make amends.
With one disheartened cry, I grabbed my property, and started whither I neither knew nor cared, the children pursuing like a pack of misbehaved young wolves.
Oh, he thinks I've misbehaved with--never mind who.
Naglaúsag ang pagkapilyu sa bátà, The child misbehavedmore and more.
Nagkáug ang mga bátà samtang milakaw ang maistra, The children misbehaved and ran about while the teacher was out of the room.
He believed in using the terror of the stick as a deterrent rather than in employing the weapon itself, and as a consequence the junior midshipmen were never beaten really hard unless theymisbehaved themselves.
Then he looked round the House, showing that he thought that he had misbehaved himself.
Florian, father, has misbehaved himself, and has gone away cross.
It looks so unpleasant for her,--as though she had misbehaved herself.
What I care for most now is that you should not think that I have misbehaved myself.
Her lord appeared and misbehaved himself; my lord won't show himself at all,--which I think is worse.
He clearly meant her to understand that he had submitted to the task of accompanying her back to Portray Castle as a duty, but that he had nothing to say to one who had so misbehaved herself.
But new scenes took place, when the little ones, inflamed against the woman who made their mother weep, assailed their aunt with the refined tortures of misbehaved children, mingled with the fiendish cruelty of little savages.
She had not misbehaved herself then with that horrible curate.
She has not misbehaved herself now," said the son, in an angry voice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "misbehaved" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
