Sentence examples for a treachery from inspiring English sources

But not a treachery to be riding with Neil, because he wasn't fortunate — he knew some of the things that she did.

It told about being set up, being eliminated — it's a treachery story — huge, huge, huge hit, biggest norteño record ever till then.

But not a treachery to be riding with Neil, because he wasn't fortunate he knew some of the things that she did.

Objects are few and simple: a weathered sea chest; a rigging of ropes; a tumult of sails; a treachery of trap doors.

Not long ago, in London, a treachery case was tried by court-martial — British prisoners of war who were induced by a combination of threats and bribes to become informers against their fellow-prisoners.

The preliminary and greater challenge facing him is to woo the parliamentary party and to prevent the political drama of the past few weeks hardening into a treachery myth.

And not just a little treachery: "an abyss of treason".

Muslims see in him a great captain, a trainer of men, an honest man, an enemy of all treachery.

Can his mutiny really constitute a moral treachery when so much of it seemed to happen to him?

It is that lack of understanding of spirituality that makes a man see treachery in an act of compassionate diplomacy.

As the events of 1984 hastened to a climax, with treachery being punished on a damp street, I was already reaching for my coat.