reprobate

But there is no need for you to bother any further with an old reprobate like me.

The true reprobate that most of the world had never dreamed existed.

But the old reprobate would only go to sleep, and the talking would start again.

You probably earned it, servicing the old reprobate for how long?

The old reprobate had decided when he'd reached late middle age that defense was going to be secondary to comfort.

"Oh, what does an old reprobate like you know about punkins, or anything else for that matter?"

So she's captured your heart too, you old reprobate.

After all, even a hardened reprobate like myself must have some standards to adhere to.

A salty reprobate, he never could seem to find his place in peacetime.

"Then it's time we set to work to clean up this mess the old reprobate left us.

"That swindling old reprobate used to hand out these pieces right and left," she went on.

You are in no risk at all from the three reprobates busy making helmets."

It is not he who attacks the independent media, but reprobates who are beyond his control.

The child was looking more and more like a young reprobate every time I saw him."

Not too near, but close enough to cuss at the damned reprobate."

However, she will give that old reprobate of a Francis Joseph something to think about.

"You are an old reprobate, and I don't know why you've lived so long.

"The cagey old reprobate had already spoken with the Senator about my time.

But aside from the obvious deterioration, there was something very substantial to this fat old reprobate.

Floyd Winford may be an old reprobate, but at least he's reasonably clean.

For why did the old reprobate require the bottle?"

Deep down, Jasper doesn't think of himself as a lout and a reprobate at all.

Still, this reprobate can make his blood boil.

Perhaps that was unfair, maybe he was a principled old reprobate.

This bunch of reprobates will prove that truism, hopefully before May 2015.

That was reserved for the most dangerous and reprobate offenders-traitors."

And yet she does not see that in all this she is plainly telling you that she is in a miserable, disordered, reprobate state of mind.

The only excuse I have is that I was very young, a marvellous justification for most reprobate behaviour, and that I was wearing an uncomfortable vest.

A witch - plainly proved to be such - had been struck dead in the midst of her sins; and London, that light-minded, reprobate city, was a heap of graves.

In that time, I became acquainted with a sinister and reprobate spy, Freemason and drug addict by the name of Ismail Murtazaevich Ryazanov.

He had to swear to obey the rules while diligently instructing the children and any others who may come to him 'in grammar and other human doctrine', but must not read to them 'any corrupt or reprobate books'.

Some were evidently unpopular because they didn't share the confessional faith of their parishioners, some because they had been sent from London, Cambridge and Oxford to replace local clergy and some appear, quite simply, to have been reprobate priests.

But even if the film were up to the minute, there is an old familiarity in its images of countless bicycle riders on Beijing's streets, and even in its tale of a politically reprobate college professor forced to live in a squalid apartment.

That Appellate Division ruling drew a lot of criticism from city and school officials, who warned that teachers and security aides would stop confiscating weapons from students out of fear that their every move would be ruled illegal and that even the most reprobate students would face no punishment, leaving law-abiding students in danger.