renegades

Many appreciate that his fame has opened mainstream doors to success for other renegades hoping to get noticed with their work.

Ronald Reagan, like Obama and unlike FDR, rarely bullied party renegades or obstructionist opponents.

As journalists report bolder acts by the renegades, Nimbus and his friends are forced to move further from childhood innocence.

Just under 55 percent voted and renegades won more council seats than those officially endorsed by Fatah.

The Daily Beast's Reihan Salam on the renegades threatening to kill health-care reform—and the Obama presidency.

Some of the French regiments are half filled with these Irish renegades.

Or else they were European adventurers and renegades; or (in the case of many of the very best of them) Albanians.

During the Civil war the vicinity of his home was the scene of great atrocities by both northern and southern renegades.

He has a guard of two hundred men, renegades from Baker's expedition, defalcators from Zanzibar, and the élite of his own kingdom.

The acts of kindness done by the renegades to the captives were not small nor few.