Sentence examples for those miscreants from inspiring English sources

If he can make a go of it, the studio will be one New York answer to the sucking sound of runaway productions: those miscreants whose practice is to shoot exteriors in New York, then return to Los Angeles or jaunt off to Canada and farther-flung locales for interior and post-production studio work.

And it'll flush out those miscreants who've been way too generous by giving away the store with their options grants.

The proverbial pickle that Speaker of the House John Boehner is in right now is a consequence of the Bizarro World zeitgeist that has mystically mesmerized those miscreants known as Tea Party Patriots.

Between the protestations of the Pakistani military, for whom all Bengali deaths were those of "miscreants" or criminals, and the manifest exaggerations of inflamed and sometimes bereaved East Bengalis, it was difficult to steer a measured course.

Beyond their responsibilities as parents of young miscreants, those families have duties simply as wealthy members of the community.

How it's done is not exactly like those cavalry movies where a ranking officer rips the stripes off the miscreants and makes them leave the stockade.

(True, the NYT yanked its fake, but the miscreants would have gotten away with it if it weren't for those meddling YA writers).

Most important, the miscreants feel no guilt.

By the end, the miscreants have long vanished.

Unlike what happens in the movies, the miscreants thrived.

Fed up, the rangers loaded the miscreants onto the helicopter.