Sentence examples for such a rogue from inspiring English sources

In more recent years, officials have cited such a rogue system known as the Program.

Administration officials and arms control experts counter that overwhelming US military superiority has clearly not acted as a deterrent to North Korea thus far and that the vast cold war-era nuclear arsenal is useless in confronting such a rogue state threat.

The simulation indicated such a rogue wave could almost completely submerge the bow or stern of the ship with water, at least temporarily.

Therefore, the usefulness of an untargeted SE evaluation depends on having an assessment of the profiling performance — the size of the net and the coarseness of its mesh — to estimate the likelihood of such a rogue metabolite(s).

Yet it would be ludicrous for the names of Allan McGregor, Steven Naismith, Steven Whittaker and Steven Davis to feature anywhere near such a rogues' gallery.

[7] "Professional Criminals of America," written by Thomas Byrnes, inspector of police and chief of detectives in New York City, and published in 1886, is a perfect example of such a rogues' gallery.

"He was such a little rogue!" Patrick Laurent and I drove among the bulls in a pickup.

For a moment, I couldn't help thinking Ricky Ponting, the kid with the street-fighting instincts from Launceston in Tasmania, the same kid who had started out as such a loveable rogue in his youth, had turned into Winston Churchill.

She of course will have nothing to do with such a fickle rogue but Proteus will have her, by burglary if necessary!

"Scientists tell us there's no such thing as a rogue shark and that humans are not on the shark's food list.

Each character could be directly controlled, but party members would also be able to come to a player's aid even when not controlled, such as summoning a rogue to open a locked chest.