swashbuckler

After the War, he took to living the life of a swashbuckler.

"The swashbucklers are in charge and it has to stop now."

Although no swashbuckler, he knew that the world was a rough place.

"She knew there was a swashbuckler inside me," he said.

To feed a child's inner swashbuckler, consider these two books.

He doesn't think much of movie actors, especially a swashbuckler.

The great military emperor was not a swashbuckler, and had little respect for tradition.

He also made three unsuccessful television pilots two of them swashbucklers.

He was the mystic, the swashbuckler, the last of the knights.

It was the first contemporary crime drama Small made after a series of swashbucklers.

The swashbuckler novel was open upside down on her stomach.

Ms. Caldwell has always been something of a female swashbuckler.

I always wanted to write a swashbuckler; I still do.

Those men were all swashbucklers who didn't want to control risk - they wanted to embrace it.

The swashbuckler, the loner-with-a-vision, has now been replaced by the development team.

He subsequently served as a sports writer and announcer for the Swashbucklers.

Although similar to other Flynn "swashbucklers", the public and critical reaction was mixed.

The celebrated commandos, the great swashbucklers, took their time in arriving.

When the latter bombed, many predicted that the swashbuckler would never rise again.

The swashbuckler can withstand two hits, but the third kills him and ends the game.

No model of economic insight here, but this is a competent swashbuckler, with the hero on the right, meaning left, side.

They were the modern swashbucklers, the buccaneers of old.

Swashbuckler movies are one of the most flamboyant Hollywood genres.

He also continued to make swashbuckler films, including several for Edward Small.

Nowhere else is swordplay more apparent than in the swashbuckler film.