Sentence examples for outlaw of from inspiring English sources

Virtually everyone is an outlaw of some sort in the western of today.

The touchstones here are Checkers and his more magnificent predecessor, Murray the Outlaw of Falahill, better known as Fala.

"Outlaw," of course, has always meant someone who has committed crimes or is sought by the authorities.

Robin Hood, legendary outlaw of a series of English ballads, some of which date from at least as early as the 14th century.

He is the mechanic Jesse James, star of Discovery Channel's "Monster Garage," who lays claim to distant relation to the 19th-century outlaw of the same name.

Especially as an outlaw of the woods, I longed for a dog, as fervently as Ben does in Phillipa Pearce's heartbreaker, A Dog So Small.

The letters also proposed the outlawing of all nuclear weapons.

Or the outlawing of British yoghurts and "straight bananas"?

The outlawing of ageism is a central part of this legislation.

He did not favor making outlaws of people for enjoying a drug that is less injurious than alcohol or tobacco.

In the process he forged friendships with a pair of his musical idols, Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt, country music "outlaws" of long standing.