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“Idris Elba as the scar-faced, rough-edged Roque is the only character with any dimension.”
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““Roque is a no-nonsense type of character,” the actor observes.”
“Olate allegedly used the alias "Roque" in communications with the FARC, according to the extradition request filed by Colombia.”
“Despite featuring Europe-based attackers such as Roque”
“England's Danny Welbeck, Mexico's Carlos Vela, Roque Santa Cruz, of Paraguay, and Ireland's Robbie Keane are all international players who have been loaned from top-five clubs by teams in the lower half, which has helped to reduce the disparity in talent from top to bottom.”
“Roque [pt], a USP student, records his personal account and recalls the history of repression that the USP used often to see:”
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“Manchester City insist they will not let their large cast of unwanted fringe players leave for nothing despite knowing that if they cannot find buyers for players such as Craig Bellamy, Wayne Bridge, Emmanuel Adebayor and Roque Santa Cruz they will lose millions of pounds in "dead money" via the extraordinary salary structure at Eastlands.”
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“It was last night, shortly before midnight, when I came up on the poop to enjoy a whiff of the south-east trades in which we are now bowling along, close-hauled in order to weather Cape San Roque.”
“It is where Cabo San Roque have a laboratory, where they build their toy orchestras and their instruments of pure craftsmanship.”
“Last-season's semi-finalists Sevilla were 2-1 winners at home to San Roque in the late kick-off.”
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