Sentence examples for causing a disturbance from inspiring English sources

He just likes causing a disturbance, however pointless.

He was first imprisoned in 1973 for 12 months for causing a disturbance in a bar.

16, suspicious person in lounge area; Bldg. 1, report of homeless person causing a disturbance.

Performers are often arrested or hassled by the police for nebulous offences like "causing a disturbance".

Mr Hon was immediately forcibly removed from the press area by police and accused of causing a disturbance.

At 4 44, officers requested backup and a supervisor for "a group of males causing a disturbance" inside the Starbucks.

Heyman "was causing a disturbance by yelling questions at Ms. Conway and Secretary Price," the complaint stated.

Italian officials put 27 of the men on a plane to Ghana while 4 others were taken off the flight before liftoff after causing a disturbance.

He was jailed after being arrested on misdemeanor charges of causing a disturbance at a school, and several jail officers testified that he was uncooperative while being booked.

Nor could he understand how I could not remember the name of a neighbour's dog that was causing a disturbance in the garden where he was sitting.

Mr Petruna's version involves a large party of Muslim passengers causing a disturbance perhaps as part of a terrorist "dry run"—and paints Mr Petruna as a hero.