Sentence examples for troublemaker of from inspiring English sources

As a kid, McLean was an experimental prankster, a troublemaker of the promising kind.

My little sister, the troublemaker of the family, is only nine and she watches the Disney Channel on Netflix or binges on apps day and night.

As Romanowski nears the end of his playing days, his legacy is that of winner and troublemaker, of a man whose pugnacity has forged alliances and ripped them apart.

Those who subscribe to the service, which costs $2.99 a month, can glance surreptitiously at their cellphones to learn whom Greenlee, the spoiled troublemaker of "All My Children," is thinking of romantically, or why Sam, the rebellious vixen of "General Hospital," fears for her life.

"He's like, 'Hey, sorry dude, weird question,' " Mr. Gosselaar recalled, then asked if Mr. Gosselaar was "that guy from 'Saved by the Bell . " It has been a decade and a half since Mr. Gosselaar last roamed the halls as Zack Morris, the blond troublemaker of Bayside High School, on the Saturday morning comedy "Saved by the Bell".

On a hot summer day in a parking lot across the street from one of the country's last working steel mills, hobo filmmaker Bill Daniel (you can read our interview with him in the Talking Issue--it'll be up here soon) chugged some warm, uh, "sparkling wine," hopped into his troublemaker of a SVO-run van, and ripped ass to Canada to begin a 6,000-mile 6,000-miled tourcountry.

"The Chinese will be happy to get their No. 1 troublemaker out of their hair," said Bob Fu, the president of ChinaAid, a Christian advocacy group in Texas that was instrumental in drawing attention to Mr. Chen's cause.

With the troublemaker out of the park, the police asked if anyone wanted to press charges against him.

The suit, filed in Federal District Court in White Plains, also faults the Village of Mount Kisco and the Town of Bedford for what Mr. Lovett called "border dumping," or the practice by police officers of escorting troublemakers out of town.

The government has blamed an "irresponsible minority" of troublemakers on the fringes of the demonstrations for attacking police.

Such accusations about Mr. Chishti are not new, however; some neighbors had accused the cleric of being a troublemaker and of instigating locals as details of the case surfaced last month.