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1
So has he been a
loose
cannon
in the attack on Edward?
2
Listen, Richard, you've been a bit of a
loose
cannon
for the company.
3
Lithgow said Durrant was a
loose
cannon
on both occasions.
4
Salander has always been the
loose
cannon
in this story.
5
Well now, up to a point, the US has a
loose
cannon
of its own.
6
She was the quick-tempered, hotheaded one, the
loose
cannon
.
7
Taggert's a
loose
cannon
,
he's worse than Lyle Bender.
8
Sergeant Brant, for example, is a
loose
cannon
,
a Filthy, rather than a Dirty Harry.
9
You know the formula: one plays by the rules, the other's a
loose
cannon
,
a cowboy.
10
He may have been a
loose
cannon
in the past, but he's different now, isn't he?
11
In Thomas's mind, Newt was in charge, but he could also be a
loose
cannon
sometimes.
12
And now the maverick was dead, killed apparently by the biggest
loose
cannon
in the bunch.
13
Despite the paternal
loose
cannon
,
Marine's approach has been paying off in the form of electoral success.
14
The North Korean leader is seen in the West as unpredictable and very much a
loose
cannon
.
15
Manford was a bully, a
loose
cannon
,
and not afraid to use his followers as a threat.
16
Now his grandniece was goading Badaya, who never needed a push to start being a
loose
cannon
.
loose
cannon
loose