Sentence examples for rogue for from inspiring English sources

Twyla Tharp, "Rabbit and Rogue," for American Ballet Theatre.

POWELL, Ohio — It looks as if there will be no going rogue for the Republican vice-presidential candidate this time.

Impeaching a constitutional lawyer for saving the economy would be an even more difficult sell than impeaching a rogue for fibbing about a dalliance.

Substitute the word "rogue" for "belligerent," and you begin to hear echoes of President Bush's assertion that a missile defense system will protect the nation from the threats and demands of distant tyrants, terrorists and madmen.

Having said that, Lost in Showbiz feels feel forced to counter that in its ideal world, Harry would be telling his ten million followers all manner of secrets about Simon Cowell before announcing that he was "doing a Robbie" and going entertainingly rogue for a few years.

It seems pretty clear that Rey was dropped on Jakku in the care of Unkar Plutt after Kylo Ren went rogue for a reason.

But historians may reserve a special place in the crowded gallery of rogues for Frank Quattrone.

The means to inflict nuclear harm on America have been available to rogues for a long time.

That is below Ireland's 12.5%, at which the French have often sniped in the past.Yet it is OFCs that are seen as tax rogues, for two reasons.

None of this is new but in an a-historical A.D.D culture, few know the long history of Wall Street's rakes and rogues for whom corporate larceny represents business as usual.

She finds that we are ruinously protective of our children, and speaks for the "rogue advantages" for kids of "the unbalanced and unhealthy environment".