Sentence examples for a straight charge from inspiring English sources

Why, then, did a conviction not follow?During the first trial in 1992, on a straight charge of murder, Mr Nelson's lawyer argued that his client was the victim of a police plot and misidentification.

Others charge a straight hourly or other fee for their advice.

It charges firms a straight $140 times the number of employees on the customer's payroll for using its proprietary software.

With a straight comparison of the interest charges on overdrafts, consumers can rely on a simple compare-and-contrast test, he adds.

The Hatters, who had lost just once at home all season, were handed a lifeline before the break when visiting keeper Hamann was given a straight red card after needlessly charging out of his area and fouling Paul Benson.

Someone's got to keep a straight face about the prices they charge.

Goode, who was earlier shown a yellow card for killing the ball on his own try line, was then shown a straight red for a flying shoulder charge on England flanker Croft.

There is, admittedly, a straight shot of pure cinema that charges some of these sequences.

A young woman without Ms Hartley's name-recognition might have charged $1,000 for a straight scene before the crisis, but gets $800 or less now.

But the worst reactions typically come from males (both gay and straight), who may become emotionally charged and sometimes even enraged at the thought of a straight man identifying himself as sexually flexible.

In this world, the intern-politician relationship can take on a charge straight out of a Philip Roth novel.