renegade , auch: renegado

"At best he would be a renegade on the run."

"We could not continue to be seen as a renegade industry," he says.

He broke away in 1987 and started a renegade campaign for president.

For all I know, this could be a renegade base.

But whatever support this renegade group may be getting is not coming from my people.

This was Renegade business, and he knew exactly what to do.

He was surprised to hear the voice of the renegade.

After the renegades came, there was no more time for love.

Yet sometimes I think it'd have been better if we'd run for it, gone renegade.

But it never came to that between the Renegades and us.

He had to force himself to stop staring at the Renegade.

The Renegades would not win again for another month and a half making their record 7-13-3-1.

Renegade Show is a place where many people get their first experience of performing.

"I had always been the renegade of the family," he said.

You're a couple of renegades helping us make the break.

These must be some small band of renegades, not her own people.

Or until someone showed up to claim he was a renegade?

The duke would have been by no means a renegade in this thinking.

Heard might have been, if the situation were reversed, and he was no renegade.

Could he also be a renegade from a Tower with a price on his head?

She is a renegade student hoping to make it big in the music business.

This feels like a renegade play he had to get out of his system before moving on.

The Renegade was designed as the result of an accident.

In fact, the renegade never did catch his breath again.

I would have to characterize it as a renegade action.