Sentence examples for a renegade from from inspiring English sources
This place was shunned by orthodox Jews because Emma was an "apikorista", a renegade from the Jewish religion.
Madeleine had met Leonard in an upper-level semiotics seminar taught by a renegade from the English department.
Though support for the front-runner, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of the left-wing Workers Partyy, has gently declined, that for Ciro Gomes, a renegade from Mr Cardoso's Social Democracy Party, has surged.
Here's some of what has happened so far: Crichton is being hounded through space by Crais (Lani John Tupu), a renegade from a powerful bunch of warriors called the Peacekeepers.
About 50,000 years ago, a 150-foot lump of iron and nickel, a renegade from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, sliced through the sky out of the northeast at seven miles per second.
China maneuvered unsuccessfully to keep Taiwan, which it views as a renegade province, from the Kimberley Process at all.
Inspired by vintage band T-shirts, Malik has enlisted the help of Mark Wilkinson, the artist behind the artwork for Iron Maiden's last record, to create a T-shirt that depicts him as a renegade escaping from a burning city.
This is part one of a documentary examining the work Roll7 put into Not a Hero, a not-at-all-for-kids 2D cover shooter – like if Hotline Miami was actually created by a renegade sect from Sensible Software sometime around 1996 – set to come out in May for PC.
Stacked in neat piles behind the sign were not some rare heirloom variety grown from seeds that a renegade farmer smuggled from Italy in his underwear, but common, everyday green and yellow squash — the most prolific and banal of summer vegetables.
But it did not prevent a renegade PT deputy from launching a rival candidacy a rare breach in the party's normally monolithic discipline.The underlying problem is that the PT has given too little space in the government to its coalition partners, and paid too little attention to the "low clergy".
The spellbinding narrative voice of Cornelia Read's first novel, A FIELD OF DARKNESS (Mysterious, $22.95), belongs to Madeline Dare, a renegade post-debutante from Oyster Bay, Long Island, who fled to Syracuse in 1988 to marry a welder under contract with a railroad line.
