Sentence examples for got a renegade from inspiring English sources

On Girls Your Age, Sarah McTaggart sings: "I've got a renegade heart".

It's got a totally renegade ethos paired with professional level organization and the fact that they've grown so much in only two years as a sign that this is the beginning of something important.

Obama is hoping to appeal to more potential renegades to get a deal to avoid the massive tax hikes and spending cuts that economists say could tip the economy into a recession.

Click fraud most commonly happens when renegade partners, who get a portion of the fees earned by a search engine each time a paid link is clicked, deliberately generate excessive clicks with no chance that any of the clicks will result in a sale for the business that is paying for them.

If you have enough Renegade or Paragon points, speak to the shopkeeper about getting a store discount.

4) To get full respect as a renegade genius, you have to point out that nobody but you ever really "got it".

THE lesson may be that entrepreneurship can be a viable career path, not a renegade choice — especially since the promise of "Go to college, get good grades and then get a job," isn't working the way it once did.

She's gotten a smidgen of media attention mostly because she's a former high profile, combative, and now renegade Democrat.

"I'd like a chance to run a Sheffield Shield team if the opportunity comes up, but at the moment I've only got the Renegades job.

My father was a renegade priest.

These bold statements, from longtime Clinton cohort Harold Ickes, demand subscription to the notions that if superdelegates are willing to flout what is currently Obama's lead in the popular vote and pledged delegates, and Clinton manages to get the renegade Michigan and Florida delegates seated at the convention--and wins either Texas or Ohio, then she will land the nomination for the presidency.