Sentence examples for He implicated from inspiring English sources

He implicated two of his colleagues with the crime of Lockerbie - and he gave details.

Mr. Cicero's allegations were all the more startling because he implicated himself.

Cohen's plea deal was particularly significant, because he implicated the president in a conspiracy to violate federal campaign-finance laws.

Mr. Edwards testified that he was a crack addict when he implicated Mr. Branch in a fatal shooting.

Here the informer, believed by the officers to be reliable, * was under arrest when he implicated himself in the purchase of an ounce of heroin the previous night.

Mr. Mehlis acknowledges in his report that many of Mr. Saddik's charges can not be corroborated, but that he has added credibility because he implicated himself.

He implicates Jews, along with Arab traders and Christian owners, in American slavery.

However, the more light he sheds on the case, the more he implicates himself.

Additionally, therefore, he implicates that the applicant is not qualified for the job.

He tells him, and in the process, he implicates himself in felonies deserving of several life sentences.

One of them "may be under the belief that he will go to jail unless he implicates Mr. Whitley," he added.