soldier of fortune

Some looked like Americans who had become soldiers of fortune.

He looked for the soldier of fortune, but the man was gone.

But remember, he is only a soldier of fortune after all.

Ever since he has been on the run as a soldier of fortune.

That little soldier of fortune took her good turn in an easy way.

A soldier of fortune, he was a man who knew no fear.

The soldiers of fortune were probably driving the others forward in the attack.

My father was a soldier of fortune, not a hit man."

They were supposed to be elite troops, the best soldiers of fortune that money could buy.

The individual soldier of fortune has long been looked on with too much indulgence.

They were soldiers of fortune interested only in two things, namely money and spending it.

In their world, they said, police officers more often seem like soldiers of fortune than peacemakers.

I have a feeling that my calling is to be an assassin, not a soldier of fortune.

"Maybe I should just become a soldier of fortune."

He therefore left Scotland, aged 18, to make his way in the world as a soldier of fortune.

"The Government is not in the business of using soldiers of fortune.

Some saw it as a hare-brained soldier of fortune scheme.

"I thought he was down in Central America or somewhere, playing soldier of fortune."

He has also taken part in more than one revolution, and, in fact, is a soldier of fortune.

He worked developing video games such as Soldier of Fortune.

Rogers found himself once more a soldier of fortune, still on half-pay.

He wasn't really cut out to be a soldier of fortune, you know."

In an earlier age you would have been an adventurer, a soldier of fortune."

"I'm just a bit more selective about whom I kill than your average soldier of fortune.

He's been talking about guns and Soldier of Fortune magazine.