Sentence examples for accused a few from inspiring English sources

When another school authority figure was accused a few years later, though, I had the chance to broach the subject with my son again, this time prepared.

The other day, after the government accused a few opposition members of trying to obtain arms, he ridiculed the allegations, playacting with toy guns and conducting imaginary telephone conversations with senior Georgian and Russian officials.

I was accused a few years back of doing that very thing: writing a play about 9/11, The Mercy Seat, less than a year after the twin towers fell, focusing on the selfish acts of my protagonist on a day that most Americans still want to believe was filled with heroism and personal sacrifice.

Patel's mention to politicians is a reference to the French government minister who was accused a few years ago of having orgies with underage boys in Marrakech.

Mr Wang's hardline critics in the party would have reason to cheer if his efforts appeared to unravel.Poachers and gamekeepersIn late September, just before the anniversary, the village's new officials put up posters accusing "a few individuals with ulterior motives" of trying to foment "civil strife" in Wukan.

The US has made a startling U-turn over the former British Guantánamo detainee Moazzam Begg, heaping praise on a man it accused only a few years ago of being a terrorist.

"If you are interested and if you wish," Mr. Castro said, "you may have free and complete access, together with any specialists of your choosing, to that or any other of our most prestigious scientific research centers, some of which have been recently accused, just a few days before your visit, of producing biological weapons".

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the defendant in question, is accused of murdering a few thousand people in this country.

(When a star player was accused of theft a few years back, Bowden said, "I'm praying for a misdemeanor").

Last year, Freddie Gibbs, a thirty-four-year-old rapper from Gary, Indiana, was accused of dribbling a few beads of liquid tranquilizer into a young woman's cocktail and sexually assaulting her while she was incapacitated.

This isn't the first time Jarecki has suggested that Durst might be guilty: in 2010, he directed "All Good Things," a feature, in which Ryan Gosling commits every bad act that Durst has been accused of, plus a few bonus ones, like the implied bludgeoning of a lovable husky.