Sentence examples for a mischief-maker from inspiring English sources

Hamlet becomes a mischief-maker, responsible for one death after another.

She's at once a mischief-maker and a figure of pathos.

Unspoken was the thought that such a "somebody" might turn out to be a mischief-maker or worse, a terrorist.

Both showrunners are feminist provocateurs, but Kohan relishes being a mischief-maker and, sometimes, a smutty ringmaster.

That remark might just have been a touch of swagger, as Ferguson's intellect marks him out as more than simply a mischief-maker.

After the effects of the dye wore off, Klein, a mischief-maker, clearly left his mark in the imagination of visitors.

No doubt there is a mischief maker in Cohen.

He was a mischief maker, an innocent, born in the jungle and lured into the strange world of humans.

The puckish Peter Jasko is a mischief maker throughout, clambering over his fellows to achieve arduous, impotent balances.

The other is a mischief maker (Mr. Casal) whose unpredictability threatens to send his pal back to prison.

He's a mischief maker, a Loki-like bringer of chaos, unwilling to compromise to avoid causing offence.