Sentence examples for troublemaker out of from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

Super recognizers have also been used preventatively in London, fishing troublemakers out of crowds before then can do any damage.

Super recognisers have also been used preventatively in London, fishing troublemakers out of crowds before then can do any damage.

If Chelsea stick with Jose, he needs to get the troublemakers out because the rest of them are unsettled.

Each day, Eriksson said, he felt as though he were at war with war, a troublemaker out to undermine some careful, desperate code of survival.

Critics are simply "post-communist" troublemakers out of touch with Poland, unlike Radio Maryja which enjoys the support of 10 million people thanks to its sister television station, Trwam.

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 Chinese benefit from the strife by funneling troublemakers out of Western China via Pakistan.

Gino Vezzini, the association's president, told the Guardian that the troublemakers were just "fringe elements" whose booing and hissing were inappropriate and "out-of-place".

The perennial troublemaker stepped out of the confines of house and techno to compile a collection of tracks that are held together by aesthetic and narrative more than anything closely resembling genre, and the result is a sweeping 106 minutes of swooned-out music discovery.