Sentence examples for those rogues from inspiring English sources

"I could see those rogues breaking gravestones, but I couldn't stop them," he said.

If this morning's Ballon d'Or odds are anything to go by, those rogues who put money on Cristiano Ronaldo or Neymar might as well have slotted their cash down the nearest drain.

I see two further ethical attractions of drones compared with ground operations or bombing: Drones fight fire with fire, inflicting on Taliban and Al Qaeda senior leadership the same kind of terror that those rogues inflict broadly by sending suicide bombers among the innocent.

State television showed hundreds of people praying at the Umayyad Mosque in central Damascus, as a senior cleric prayed for President Bashar al-Assad and asked God for "a miracle of your many miracles, to cleanse our country from oppression and of those rogues who commit injustice, murder and slaughter".

Also, he points out, if there is a huge population of stars outside galaxies, we should see a noticeable number of supernovas occurring out in the middle of nowhere as those rogues stars die.

It also said that one of those rogues, David Wildstein, insisted that he had told Christie about the lane closures on the George Washington Bridge while they were happening.

Those rogue connotations followed me into the workplace.

Those rogue elements, they say, carry out attacks without guidance from Mr. Sadr or his top commanders.

Kennedy leaves largely unexamined the fact that those "rogue elements" in black liberation organizations who advocated violence were often agents provocateurs.

And so they put in place the kind of bizarrely high targets that prompted those "rogue" employees to begin opening fake accounts.

Another series of associated concepts takes us from rogue asteroids (known as "cruisers") to those rogue elements within a city (he calls them "sociocruisers") that threaten our peace of mind.