Sentence examples for troublemaker was from inspiring English sources

An important goal for "Troublemaker!" was to attract Ms. Evanovich's fan base to a new format.

The troublemaker was the darkly Dionysian comedian Artie Lange, who regaled his quarter of a million followers with a sexual fantasy about an African-American television personality.

"And this was a very obnoxious guy, who was a troublemaker, was looking to make trouble, but I didn't get to see the event".

One troublemaker was Carlos, 17, who, when he bothered coming to school, would roam the hallway, ranting at the staff that they were "bourgeois" or "right-wing conservatives".

A debut solo album, Troublemaker, was released in 1979, and McLagan continued to make music in his own right with his own group, the Bump Band.

In his report to the Foreign Office, Mr Stirling had the impression "that Jack Straw, the appropriately named chief troublemaker, was acting with malice aforethought.

This year's theological troublemaker is Rob Bell, the wildly popular founding pastor of Mars Hill Bible Church in Grandville, Mich.

Perhaps the strongest clue that this one is definitely a troublemaker is that it is a mint.

But early claims that this nominal heist movie could be a commercial breakthrough for this perpetual troublemaker are perhaps misleading.

Clea DuVall, who plays Graham, the requisite tough girl and troublemaker, is reminiscent of the young Ms. Moriarty in "Raging Bull".

But there are signs as well that García, that troublemaker, is facing some sort of emotional crisis, related perhaps to a love affair gone sour.