How To Use Loose cannon In A Sentence
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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Our unloveable, big loose cannon - Ortland, Ortland!
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A preposterous seventeenth century opportunist, a loose cannon, an incorrigible hypocrite.
BEHINDLINGS
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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Owsley Stanley, one of the first and best known of the freelance makers of LSD, cursorily dismisses the Brotherhood, calling its members a “bunch of loose cannons on a ship of fools.”
Book Review: Orange Sunshine by Nicholas Schou « A Progressive on the Prairie
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Cole is not so much a loose cannon as one with the shell stuck in the breach.
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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A good and qualified diplomat should not be consid - ered a loose cannon.
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He's seen as something of a loose cannon by other team members.
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A preposterous seventeenth century opportunist, a loose cannon, an incorrigible hypocrite.
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Amara is totally a loose cannon for me, I have some difficulty getting over how she buried Ashaya.
The Hostage to Pleasure Spoiler Thread
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While some of the racing fleet were under spinnaker heading west, ‘Loose Cannon’ had already rounded the leeward mark and was heading back east.
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He's playing a cop who's supposed to be a loose cannon and something of a scuzzball.
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There was hard-faced Jill, who thought Johnny was a loose cannon, and Johnny's angry daughter, who asked him: "Do you have any honest relationships at all?
Rewind TV: Page Eight; The Conspiracy Files: 9/11 Ten Years On; The Field of Blood
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Max is a loose cannon politically.
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Max is a loose cannon politically.
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Of course the Palace can't afford to leave her as a loose cannon.
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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He was, to be sure, was a loose cannon given to pinheaded statements urging laity to not go to Mass.
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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Once Patty realized that Ellen had regrets, Patty knew that her underling was a loose cannon.
Undefined
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On the first leg of the race ‘Loose Cannon’ outdistanced the fleet leaving them in a wind hole at the windward mark.
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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Yeah, I'm going to say it—he's a loose cannon .
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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However, he has a reputation as something of a loose cannon — and given Germany's tough stance on bailouts for Greece, the IMF's current role in the country makes Weber an awkward choice.
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Cole is not so much a loose cannon as one with the shell stuck in the breach.
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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We'll get multidisc takes on Paul Simon's career and Elvis Presley's '60s output, as well as a package devoted to saxophonist Ornette Coleman, long one of jazz's more astonishing loose cannons.
This Fall's A Ball
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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Totally loose cannon, more like it.
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Just how will the loose cannon react?
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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But the loose cannon ignored them and spent the night before his death enjoying a pint in the Markets area of Belfast.
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