Sentence examples for troublemaker though from inspiring English sources
Lymph fluid is a troublemaker (though not as big a troublemaker as inflammatory breast cancer).
I didn't set out to be a troublemaker, though quite quickly the strip became a cause of trouble".
The cardinal, who admitted with a grin that he was a troublemaker, though he used an earthier Italian expression, hopes that his elevation and the pope's visit will bolster his church's standing in Ukraine.
I was a troublemaker, though.
Bob's rent boy Rattalack is a troublemaker, and though he was caught by the fuzz at the beginning of the episode, possibly for an unlawful impromptu performance of a Sadler's Wells show, he is quickly released, though we do not know who has intervened in winning his freedom.
At Altamont, though, the troublemakers did not even have to contend with the onsite security; they were the onsite security.
He was by calling and temperament a rebel, a troublemaker, a democrat, a republican and a backbencher, though late in life he became a minister, a loyal deputy to Jim Callaghan and ultimately a party leader.
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.
Mr. McGraw was never much of a bruiser to begin with, though early in his career he was sizzling with machismo, a romantic with a troublemaker streak.
"A Buddhist troublemaker.
