Sentence examples for rene from inspiring English sources
Je suis what I say je suis, I beat up queers and stole from churches; burglary became a religious rite, elevating me to poet of the underworld even as I willingly debased myself in pissoirs Rene jerked himself off in a café full of whores to calm himself down, before stabbing the Gypsy boy through the heart for a few sous.
Porte was quick to tweet his thanks: The generous was reminiscent of some of the greatest moments in the sport's rich history – Rene Vietto sitting on a wall in tears at the 1934 Tour de France after surrendering a wheel to his detested team leader, Antonin Magne, and watching his own dreams of victory ride away from him up the road.
However, it could also have been ecstasy or amphetamines, said Rene Barclay, CPS London's director of serious casework.
By Friday the female Republican lawmakers who led the drive to persuade party leaders to shelve the Franks bill, Jackie Walorski of Indiana and Rene Ellmers of North Carolina, were being warned they would punished by conservative factions.
Emma Stone, Imelda Staunton, Keira Knightley and Rene Russo might as well watch it on telly.
The jaded news director (Rene Russo) of an ailing local television station is delighted to buy his grisly footage, and he in turn is happy to follow her advice to the letter.
His slithery, straight-faced intensity, coupled with that of the gloriously resurgent Rene Russo, brings necessary conviction to Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler (eOne, 15), a media satire that walks a compelling line between the sordidly serious and the seriously silly.
So much depends on England's openers but Rene Farrell finds a touch of movement immediately, forcing Taylor to poke very uncertainly outside off.
Pierce 007 Brosnan plays Crown, a billionaire businessman, and occasional art thief Rene Russo is Catherine Banning, the insurance investigator who falls for her suspect, though the sex on the marble staircase looks (ouch) a little far-fetched.
Natalie Sciver of England is bowled by Rene Farrell.
