mutineer

to follow the line of “recruiting deserters and accepting mutineers”

With so little life left in the government, the cost to the careers of Labour mutineers would be nugatory;

the mutineer, indeed, died under the doctor's knife, and Hunter, do what we could, never recovered consciousness in this world.

As he marched down the line, a mutineer suddenly shouted, "Now's your time, boys," aimed a gun squarely at Burr's chest and fired.

The mutineer led a rebellion against the captain.

The mutineer was arrested and put on trial for treason.

The mutineer was stripped of his rank and thrown into the brig.

The mutineer plotted with other crew members to take over the ship.

The mutineer's actions caused chaos and panic among the crew.

The mutineer was branded as a traitor by the authorities.

The mutineer's mutiny was swiftly and decisively quashed by the captain.

The mutineer was a charismatic leader who inspired others to join his cause.

The mutineer's betrayal shocked the entire crew.

The mutineer's mutiny ultimately failed, and he was captured and punished.

My good friend Friday came with me of course, but we left the mutineers on the island.

They did not really want to be mutineers, but they were afraid of Tom Smith.

The president was forced to resign, and the mutineers said he had failed the country.

He lamented that the United States did not supply the mutineers with radios, which he believes could have changed the country's history.

Then, forty-five mutineers were chained to one another by the ankles.

In a tweet Tuesday President Donald Trump said it was one of his favorite movies commenting especially when the mutineers need so much from the captain.

Those people are actually the descendants of four main families that settled on Pitcairn in 1790 and were formed by nine mutineers from the HMS Bounty and a group of native Tahitians that were with them.