Sentence examples for young rogue from inspiring English sources

Haig plays Squire Pinchwife, who fears that his ingenue missus is having sex with Horner, a young rogue who has spread the rumour of his own impotency in order to be left alone with women.

Prince of Persia, a video game adaptation, demanded that the actor add on mass to believably embody a young rogue prince, and while his physique impressed, the film failed to win over audiences, resulting in a box-office flop for Disney (it failed to make $100m in the US, on a budget of $200m).

George Sanders is the French thief Francois Eugene Vido in Douglas Sirk's film, also known as "Thieves' Holiday," about a young rogue who was born in prison and spends much of his youth there, takes a phony commission in Napoleon's army to escape further indictments and eventually becomes the police chief of Paris.

The tough-guy persona that Fischer projects in his novels, an image that has established him as one of the voguish young rogues of British fiction, collapses here like a leaky balloon.

The young rogues used to listen at the door of his bed-chamber, and peep through the keyhole, that they might turn into ridicule his tumultuous and awkward fondness for Mrs. Johnson".

Ad hoc committees have formed, but some have been taken over by rogue young men, who are exploiting the population.

WASHINGTON — The young Marine's rogue mission, laid out with maps and photographs, was as straightforward as it was chilling.

Once filming of Breezy had finished, Warners announced that Eastwood had agreed to reprise his role as Callahan in Magnum Force (1973), a sequel to Dirty Harry, about a group of rogue young officers (among them David Soul, Robert Urich and Tim Matheson) in the San Francisco Police Department who systematically exterminate the city's worst criminals.

Shane Chasing Horse Eddie Spearss), a handsome, runway-ready young man with a rogue streak, finds his life on the reservation maddeningly curbed, especially when he's forced to drive his grandfather to New Mexico for the All Nations Powwow.

These are some of the ways that Rembrandt saw himself: as a Renaissance courtier; a beggar; a young aristocrat; a sly rogue; a married burgher; a working artist; a member of a crowd; a world-worn old man.

The Second Stage season will begin in mid-September with Jon Kern's dark comedy "Modern Terrorism, or They Who Want to Kill Us and How We Learn to Love Them," a satiric look at the life of a young bomber and a rogue group of terrorists.