Sentence examples for troublemaker in from inspiring English sources

Who's the biggest troublemaker in the McCain family?

When Mandela was born, in 1918, his parents named him Rolihlahla — "troublemaker," in Xhosa.

He was just a troublemaker in their eyes, as Jesus was to the Pharisees.

"I was known as the troublemaker in school — I was the stereotype," Mr. Barrant, 17, said.

John Githongo is an irritant, a troublemaker – in fact, every corrupt dictator's worst nightmare.

Somebody has to be the designated troublemaker in the first week.

He has been a troublemaker in the House of Commons, and campaigns for environmental and animal welfare causes.

Now Ms. Avellan plans to transform her own ideas into movies and television shows and take Troublemaker in new directions.

In short, he could well be described as a "troublemaker" in the best sense of the word.

Jeremy Clarkson was toppled as BBC2's unofficial troublemaker-in-chief by Ricky Gervais and his sitcom, Life's Too Short.

Arguably Le Pen senior has never seriously sought political power, but has been happy in his role as troublemaker-in-chief for the French republic, lobbing hand-grenades at will into the political arena.