Sentence examples for rogue that from inspiring English sources
The full-size modified vehicle adds exterior 'engines' and a custom paint job to create a Rogue that looks like something out of my fever dreams (I own a Rogue and I love Star Wars).
This aging, raging rogue, that whole playboy thing, the ladies' man?
It says much about "Rabbit and Rogue" that this image is merely incidental, a fill-in.
Conservatives have implied that the synod organizers somehow went rogue, that Pope Francis's own views were not really on the table, that orthodox believers should not be worried.
Among them was Sen. Barbara Bollier (R), whose support last year for extending the government health program to more poor Kansans was considered so rogue that her colleagues tossed her off a health committee.
Finally, Wolf Warriors, Wu Jing's action thriller about a special-forces soldier forced to go rogue – that old chestnut – held fairly solidly in its second week for the runner's-up spot in China and fourth place globally.
Rosenberg spends so much time introducing us to these "lovable" rogues that it takes half the movie to move into second gear.
The joy that Jenkins takes in Roosevelt, and the reformers and rogues that surround him, is manifest, and difficult not to share.
In some instances, it is the jets of lone rogues that are seen.
The financiers appear as rogues that no sane person can take seriously.
"The Army will want to say that soldiers who commit crimes are rogues, that they are individual, isolated cases.
