rogue's gallery

Today the region is believed to be home to a kind of rogue's gallery.

It looked like a pop-up from a rogue's gallery photo.

Then there were the bank's loans to a veritable rogue's gallery.

It was all I could do to finish going through this veritable rogue's gallery.

"One mug that never was in the rogue's gallery," asserted the detective.

The files are like the lost-and-found of some Victorian rogue's gallery.

But the camera traps produce far more than just a rogue's gallery of passers-by, researchers say.

It's a rogue's gallery of sexual dysfunction, and Paine seems only too happy to dish.

The faces in this rogue's gallery appear to be caricatures of French nobles.

That photo could be his rogue's gallery mug.

In this rogue's gallery of bluffers and brutes, hers is the most human face.

Stepping to the desk, he ran the flashlight along a row of papers that looked like leaves from a rogue's gallery.

The rogue's gallery is formidable, but help is at hand, because we have friends, both natural and those of our own devising.

By way of art there was a rogue's gallery of demonic portraiture.

It was a kind of rogue's gallery of Darrowby.

Jimmy had heard the phrase "rogue's gallery" somewhere before, but until now he'd never limped the halls of one.

"Barney's security force is a regular rogue's gallery."

Also, a telegraph system connecting police stations was introduced and a rogue's gallery was established.

Ironically, Alfred's loyalty would lead him to become a member of Batman's rogue's gallery.

The play involves a genteel British family that invites a rogue's gallery of scoundrels to its country estate.

Jennery, Creeve and the watchman recognized the rogue's gallery portraits.

Supervising Ms. Lester was a rogue's gallery of politicians.

The Shadow hadn't missed a face in that prospective rogue's gallery while he had been at Cigam's today.

The voices were closer, the fire was closer, and he sensed a rogue's gallery of gadgets closing in.