Sentence examples for scoundrel of from inspiring English sources
"I'm a scoundrel of the canals of Venice".
Like any good scoundrel of the canals, I kept Dean Poll's fifty cents.
Instead of the saviour he was now the scoundrel of the nation.
(Webster) 'The Henrietta' This smart revival of an 1887 comedy sets a stock market maven against his scoundrel of a son (2 30).
Moreau's lover is a former war hero, played by Maurice Ronet, who works for her scoundrel of a husband, an international arms profiteer.
The modish scoundrel of the past seven years the immoral banker outwitting inept regulators—has been edged out by a returning blackguard: the tight-fisted boss crushing the hopes of honest workers with miserly pay.
"I heard in lurid detail of hurt feelings, suicide, jealousies, passions, and scoundrels of all kinds".
Early on, Mr. Guzmán's ability to exude unnerving intensity even in repose led to steady work playing scoundrels of every stripe.
Full of the influences of the writers he loved as a boy - Rafael Sabatini, PC Wren, GA Henty, Sir Walter Scott – the book demonstrates "the author's early flair for writing scoundrels of the highest order," the publisher added.
TheSunshinee originally appeared on VICE Ustate
His accomplishments arrived so early and frequently in the struggle for equality that they were also some of the first to be buried by the scoundrels of history.
