Hanson was a rabble-rouser, flooding art space with virtual odors of real-world realities.
Back in Minnesota, she had made his life difficult when he was governor and she was a rabble-rousing legislator forcing anti-gay marriage measures onto his agenda.
Mr. Bush was a rabble-rouser of sorts, but only in the high-spirited way that fraternity boys a generation earlier had swallowed goldfish or sat on flagpoles.
Mr. Santorum relived his own glory days, too, recalling that he was "a rabble-rouser and a troublemaker" in the House and went to the Senate in 1995 with a reputation as "a bad dude".
· The undisputed anthem of the Yushchenko campaign was a rabble-rousing pop-rap song called 'Razom Nas Bahato'Togetherher We Are Many') by a previously obscure band called Grindzholy.
After the funeral, he went home with Halina and her son, a decent Polack like his mother, and talented, too — Mitosh played the organ, at hockey and basketball games in the Stadium, which took a smart man because it was a rabble-rousing kind of occupation — and they had some drinks and comforted the old girl.
After the funeral, he went home with Halina and her son, a decent Polack like his mother, and talented, too Mitosh played the organ, at hockey and basketball games in the Stadium, which took a smart man because it was a rabble-rousing kind of occupation and they had some drinks and comforted the old girl.
My mother was a rabble-rouser in the United States, and she spoke out against the Salvadoran government.
Like many older men in Tilbury, Charlie has worked at one point or another for almost every big employer in town, and — he related with mischievous pride — he was a rabble-rouser at every one of them.
