Sentence examples for cheeky rogue from inspiring English sources

The hero, a "cheeky rogue" (Emraan Hashmi), falls in love and loses his cheekiness, and the action sails along on formula, with timeouts for a few piquant details. (Rachel Saltz) 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi' (No rating, 1 21, in Japanese) Jiro Ono, an octogenarian sushi master, and his tiny, Michelin-lauded Tokyo restaurant get a flattering spotlight in David Gelb's foodie-friendly debut documentary.

And why does our hero, Sonu (the sad-eyed Emraan Hashmi), a small-time gun seller and "cheeky rogue" want to go straight?

"Kill Me Later" wants to be a kind of screwball caper movie, with Mr. Beesley's Charlie a cheeky rogue descendant of Cary Grant or Chevy Chase.

It turned out the cheeky rogue in the fisherman's hat was cutting it with a pair of scissors.

But the modestly entertaining "Jannat 2," a sequel to the 2008 hit "Jannat," never lives up to the cheeky-rogue promise of its first scenes.

This gleaming California caper features Fairbanks as a sort of forerunner to comic-book superheroes: his Bruce Wayne is a dopey toff named Don Diego, who becomes, once kitted out in cape and boots, Zorro, a cheeky, sexy rogue who slashes a "Z" into the flesh of his victims.

After all he was a cheeky chappie, a lovable rogue, a wily rascal, who posed for pictures and sang with the Sex Pistols.

"I m bare confused right now," says Caleb, a cheeky but charming 15-year-old rogue.

Cecile Metcalf of the Daily Mail branded Anthony "the loveable rogue of the square, with a cheeky answer for everything".

Cheeky, even.

"You rogue!