‘the tapestry was stolen as part of a drunken student prank’
‘He loved to tease, and numerous times his friends were the victims of his practical pranks.’
‘They were childhood enemies that pulled practical pranks on each other.’
‘The mysterious and loosely knit movement has since spiralled and the group has played a series of hoaxes and pranks on the Italian media.’
‘The local mischiefmakers played numerous pranks, leading to hilarious consequences.’
‘Dad had a great sense of humor and enjoyed pranks and joking around with friends and family.’
‘It has been reported in certain quarters that his actions are a prank or a public-relations stunt.’
‘It almost seemed like a joke, a harmless prank one of his friends had pulled on him.’
‘She used to make me laugh when she told me of the harmless jokes and pranks she played earlier that day.’
‘It would play pranks and tricks on you over and over again until you would get annoyed and irritated.’
‘Since I do not spend my time with childish pranks and games, they don't see me as one of them.’
‘Most of the dares consisted of kissing or stupid stunts and pranks.’
‘Being the younger child, she had always been pampered and now was always up to some pranks and tricks.’
‘Still these biker boys made out such things were mere pranks, a witty jape for a Sunday afternoon.’
‘The game starts out innocently, with the usual childhood pranks and mayhem.’
‘Presumably, they will never be allowed to broadcast this as a part of their show and it raises the issue of how far you can go with pranks on celebrities.’
‘Whether old-fashioned pranks, such as knocking on doors and running away, are still popular, it is hard to tell.’
‘So you would think that I would have learned from being the subject of all these little pranks.’
‘Engineers responsible for the pranks may also be facing academic discipline from the university.’
‘After these pranks, the second volume, covering the war years and their aftermath, was rather a let-down.’
‘The second element, designed to keep the crowd smiling through the serious bits, is a series of pranks.’