| You can have troublemaking, competitive people, but you need to focus their energies where it adds value for the audience. |
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| They wanted her to play the role of a troublemaking, scheming ex-girlfriend of Steve. |
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| It is a thread of troublemaking that has followed him ever since he was expelled from school in California for lighting a firework in class. |
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| Accusations of troublemaking and antinomian behaviour ensued, and he found himself under attack. |
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| Today, I look like a bearded, troublemaking professor, and I still get stopped occasionally, in airports. |
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| And this crisis provides a useful reminder that, contrary to popular belief, our media are often not nearly as troublemaking as they should be. |
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| Players can remove troublemaking spectators from their own games with the 'Remove' and 'Ban' buttons. |
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| If they do say that, they will be seen to be lying or troublemaking, and likely their son will pay the price for that protest in some manner. |
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| And growing up with all the shoplifting and troublemaking, you ended up enrolling in an alternative high school, right? |
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| More worrying than economic illiteracy, lycée protests are often used by casseurs, or vandals, as cover for troublemaking. |
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| Regardless, this motley crew of over 15 designs stay true to their troublemaking past. |
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| The school also offered Brody free acting classes, which kept him from causing mischief with his troublemaking friends. |
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| As attorney general, no one could have mistaken his independence for troublemaking. |
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| The troublemaking two did not seem to recognize the commissioner, but they knew cops when they saw them. |
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| In almost every state organised death squads, linked to police forces, target persons such as street children and troublemaking youths. |
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| After a year of troublemaking, Sean is determined to behave himself, even if it means avoiding his friend and fellow troublemaker Scott. |
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| They see Mr Orban as merely the latest example in a long line of erratic eastern politicians prone to mystifying and ungrateful bouts of troublemaking. |
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| Russian Russians, as opposed to Russian Ukrainians, have been prominent in some of the troublemaking, which has involved the occupation of government buildings, the taking of hostages and wielding of weapons. |
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| Ladies and gentlemen, we need more trust and less troublemaking. |
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| It was here in 1999, in the course of one of his sampling workshops, that Fred came into contact with his future troublemaking colleagues, Lionel and Arnaud. |
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| Opposition to the majority view is considered troublemaking. |
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| Romp through the hereafter with this undead collection of surly punks, freakishly evolved apes, belligerent boogeymen, and the elusive troublemaking robot in this 14-figure, blind-boxed series. |
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| Instead, they worry Iran will be left with too extensive a nuclear capability and be emboldened in its regional troublemaking. |
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| Liz has form here, of course, having been twice married to troublemaking jailbird Jim McDonald. |
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| One person whose eyes are glinting at the troublemaking possibilities when he meets Sarah is Callum. |
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| Traits expressed by younger generations should not be confused with defiance and troublemaking. |
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| Family members with a history of troublemaking can be reliably disruptive in an estate dispute. |
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| Zach Efron plays the fraternity's charming yet troublemaking president who often walks around shirtless. |
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| The school will also install 24 cameras to monitor the movements of the students and act promptly in case of misbehaviour or troublemaking situations, the management said. |
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| Later in the film, her imagination intersects with reality when her friend's troublemaking brother steals the scarecrow and is detained on the border. |
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| Each Yo-kai has its own unique skills and strengths, so you must use them to challenge troublemaking Yo-kai and help people in the game solve their daily problems. |
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