hired gun

In the old days, we would be called a hired gun.

So I decided to be a hired gun for a bit.

I took it off the first hired gun last night.

He was a hired gun, a man from another century.

And that's the story of how I was a hired gun.

She had known from the beginning that be was a hired gun.

Some of those hired guns worked for little or nothing.

It was hard to imagine him as a hired gun.

And, with all this, the hired gun is no longer much in demand.

"How did the government break that news to its hired guns?"

She had traded half her land for a hired gun.

He was always talking about breaking out of here and making his living as a hired gun.

Of course, hired guns are not new to American law enforcement.

Even Brown, a hired gun on a team now full of them, understands that.

You must always be in the market for a new hired gun."

As we figured, the rest were hired guns who took over on the road.

Of course, I'm not sure why they'd kill the hired gun.

In the arms race of modern free agency, every team has hired guns.

He's a hired gun, working for a curator at a museum back east.

In union circles he is known as the league's hired gun.

He turned and walked backwards the last 20 feet, his eyes on the hired guns.

The hired guns called upon by companies to help fight these battles is another.

He is a hired gun, and works almost exclusively for police agencies around the country.

"But this is the toughest hired gun," he said before the game.

The man has the intellectual honesty of a hired gun.