troublemakers造句

Wait, you little troublemakers!

We are the troublemakers，We are the dreamer of dreamers。

Jama, Zink, and Potipher, he thought darkly-the village troublemakers.

The troublemakers must be weeded out and sent elsewhere.

The regional governor has been given powers to outlaw strikes and expel suspected troublemakers.

That meant political troublemakers who did not have a lot of support.

The Metropolitan Police continue to study their own CCTV footage to pinpoint other troublemakers.

Conventional wisdom had it that early exposure to potential troublemakers, from peanuts to pets, could lead to allergy issues later.

Today, it is from their ranks that we see troublemakers arise and tear at the fabric of society.

The challenge is to contain the ability of such troublemakers in the rebel coalition to capitalize on chaos—not with platitudes, but with pragmatism.

The first thing to note here is that the Chinese actually cared that they not be isolated, or be seen as troublemakers.

Management is lean. Classes are disciplined, not least because teachers can threaten to send troublemakers back to the public schools they escaped from.

They did not want to have troublemakers adjacent to lonely widows, young children, orphans and others that the church was already adept at dealing with.

Eddie Lucio junior, a long-serving state senator from Brownsville, argues that the biggest troublemakers now are unscrupulous developers, who can be regulated only by the state.

The Su gift more and more absences patience to these troublemakers for piling up one afterward distinct, the truly quite impatient to ability searches out the persons of that backstage immediately.

On the contrary, they are troublemakers, and those who toss will be the most popular. They are all noisy and the whole world is turning around. The more you don't, the more they give them. So bad girls are spoiled by all, and good girls only have to spoil themselves.