roue

The roue of endless women thinks he might stop with this one?

He was in his 50's, a rich and handsome roue.

For example he together with his friends opened first mixed roues in Slovenia.

He has a burgeoning future as a real roue.

His brother, even at the age of fifteen and sixteen, was an impressive roue.

They also head from the second level when it's time for La Roue.

The answer lies with the drunken roues of the 17th Century.

It tells the story of an ageing roue, a rich man and a lovely woman.

In about 1271, she married her fourth and last husband, Pierre de la Roue.

An old lecher, a roue, a user of women.

In your day prostitution was a major industry, but even the most dissolute roue felt entitled to marry a virgin.

He is renowned for his arch, perfectly-timed performance as the ageing roue.

He appeared in the 1928 silent film Dry Martini as a roue artist.

"Like it or not, we are respectable, and only old roues like some of your clients, Sebastian, think any different!"

The cunning old roue had wasted no time getting here, where disaffection could be turning to advantage!

He had been a roue for the best and most Hungarian of reasons - excess fondness of women.

The roue meddles with the cords, strains them, cuts one while discharging.

After all, what is sadder than the fading bravado of a once-charismatic roue?

John, a hung-over roue, is not interested in tea with a preacher's giddy daughter.

Mr. Lemaitre made a point of strolling like a dapper roue.

The young girl's beauty attracts the love of an aging roue, further complicating the lives of all concerned.

In his red cape and with the look of a roue, he seems to swagger even when he is lying on a couch.

But you shouldn't accuse people of acting after putting on an imitation of a class A roue.

Colin was talking to a tuxedoed roue whom he addressed as Reggie.