Sentence examples for a nuisance of himself from inspiring English sources

In one example, a stalker was described as simply "making a nuisance of himself", while the actions of a man who set his girlfriend on fire was put down to his being in a state of "jealous anger".

Thomas made a nuisance of himself that morning.

Kohlschreiber was threatening to make a nuisance of himself again.

He was everywhere, passing and flicking and shooting and making a nuisance of himself," Owen added.

He tends to assume a free role, making a nuisance of himself all over the place.

If Santorum wins, it encourages him to keep making a nuisance of himself.

When asked why he was not "making a nuisance of himself as usual," Chagnon explained that he was sad.

Assigned to an ordnance battalion, Private Russ made a nuisance of himself until his request for combat duty was granted.

I have a feeling he'll still be there, clad in black and making a nuisance of himself.

In a story called "The Glunk That Got Thunk," included in the 1969 minianthology "I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! and Other Stories," a little girl uses her "Thinker-Upper" to conjure a big green creature who makes a terrible nuisance of himself.

"He is running around making a terrible nuisance of himself ringing the fire bell at people and having a wonderful time," she said.