Sentence examples for no troublemakers from inspiring English sources

The voters had declined to finance new jail construction, and so, in 1993, Arpaio, vowing that no troublemakers would be released on his watch because of overcrowding, procured a consignment of Army-surplus tents and had them set up, surrounded by barbed wire, in an industrial area in southwest Phoenix.

No troublemakers at all".

When he announced his membership of the Nation of Islam and that he was changing his name from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali, he told the press: "I'm no troublemaker.

Susan turns out to be no troublemaker but a virginal, dutiful, and self-sacrificing girl who's under arrest for beaning a sailor who got fresh, and she suspects Mark of having prurient designs on her — until, to keep her out of jail on vagrancy charges, he offers to marry her, despite his engagement to a senator's daughter (Anne Francis).

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One demonstrator trapped behind police lines told Guardian Unlimited: "It's ridiculous, there are no obvious troublemakers here, it's just a mix of ordinary people and tourists, and we want to go home".

That helped to prove that he was no political troublemaker.

Mr. Jarman called himself a "controversialist," but he was no mere troublemaker.

Darlene Samuel, 44, who lives down the hall from Mr. Stiff on the 17th floor, said Mr. Stiff was no big troublemaker.

Johnson says it's all the fault of the national government, and Halfon, a former chief of staff to policy minister Oliver Letwin and no serial troublemaker, can only agree.

Williams is no natural troublemaker.