Inciter of unrest

Usage examples of troublemaker.

The main defense lawyers, Bruce Cutler and Gerry Shargel, finally obtained a court order from judge Glasser to have the defendants moved out of total sep into the general jail population on the grounds that the Bureau of Prisons was breaking its own rules for the treatment of inmates who were not troublemakers.

The days of feasting and singing and dancing attracted Shango worshipers, who believed that the African god of thunder and thunderbolts punished troublemakers and rewarded his worshipers.

Democrats among the aviators he knew tended to be troublemakers with limited career possibilities.

The Morganites were notorious troublemakers and, besides, the Federals and the Victoria League were traditional, if mutually wary, allies.

Somewhere out of sight in the back of beyond where it can dump malcontents and troublemakers.

These are the outsiders, the nonstudents, and the potential -- if not professional -- troublemakers.

Snyder had obviously warned his newest faculty member about Buffy Summers, the notorious troublemaker he had expelled and then readmitted under duress.

The toys had orders to prevent bad behavior, and if necessary remove any persistent troublemakers, so that the illusion might not be unduly shattered, but they were rarely called upon to act.

Her heart was racing, her palms sweating profusely as she watched Kane stop the shooting and put the troublemakers in jail.

Once Conan was returned, the wizard intended to slay all four of the troublemakers quickly and finish the entire unsavory episode.

He has a number of enemies on the board, unmitigated troublemakers who try to tie his hands whenever they can.

Paula to assert herself in a large group such as this, but when none of the rowdy troublemakers paid any attention to her, she leaned forward and banged her clenched fist on the table.

He met the eyes of the five troublemakers, one after another, and wondered if there were any words that he might stop them with.

At almost any time of the day or night, half a dozen drunks, petty thieves, brawlers, and other troublemakers would be found locked up, waiting the pleasure of the Prince's magistrate.

These were the brawlers, drunks and troublemakers who were guilty of enough chronic lawbreaking as to be facing the Prince's justice.