Sentence examples for some troublemaker from inspiring English sources

"Some troublemaker," replied a man beside her.

Colonel Fortunato said he had never seen him flip anyone or break some troublemaker's arm with a quick twist of aikido.

Answer questions and be good at school grades, but don't be a big mouth or some troublemaker.

The voice of the street must be heard and respected and it can't be confused with the noise and truculence of some troublemakers".

Similarly, when in 2003 the government abolished another kind of administrative detention system, local authorities started confining some "troublemakers" to illegal "black jails" and psychiatric hospitals.

The police have occasionally confronted some troublemakers, and in rare instances the Housing Authority has moved to evict tenants, a long, convoluted process.

But Joseph Zakrzewski, 51, who has one child in the Francis Howell district and another who recently graduated, said he thought that some "troublemakers" would be among the transfers, and that Normandy students might struggle to keep pace academically.

The killing stunned the woman's friends and family, one of whom said that while Ms. Millan had remained a devoted mother to her four children, she had started hanging around with some troublemakers.

In June, for example, the Forum on Education Abroad, an association of more than 200 colleges and universities, urged institutions to adopt behavior standards that would stop some troublemakers from going abroad -- and bring others home.

"There may well be some troublemakers travelling from England," he said.

At least some troublemakers, it seems, have a flawed biological response to stress that may help set them on the wrong path: A new study has found low levels of the stress hormone cortisol in persistently aggressive boys.