rogue elephant

This class are generally the worst description of rogue elephants, who seldom move far from the lakes, but infest the shores for many years.

This is the proper way to succeed with rogue elephants, although of course it is attended with considerable danger.

It is a curious sight, and one of the grandest in the world, to see a fine rogue elephant knocked over in full charge.

He had success with the cartridge in Africa shooting Cape buffalo and rogue elephants in 1956, a year before Roy Weatherby began work on his own .45-caliber cartridge.

Tom knew what a "rogue" elephant was.

"Sounds kind of like those stories of rogue elephants," Will suggested.

Especially when they learn that being tragically crushed to death by rogue elephants can be catching.

He and Coulter were more hyenas to the other's rogue elephant, but his lip curled in an ugly smile.

A few of these chaps turned out to be real rogue elephants.

A day, every week, deducted from her life in a valiant effort to repel rogue elephants.