Sentence examples for accused down from inspiring English sources
The phrase "accused down" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used. Example: "The defendant was accused down by the prosecutor during the trial." (Note: This example is not valid due to the incorrect phrase.)
Rick, not amused at being accused down at the police station, clumsily but effectively intimidates the boy.
The Saudis, in particular, have regularly been accused down the years of trying to stymie progress within the climate convention and other forums in an attempt to protect their oil industries.
Liam Fox, the Eurosceptic former cabinet minister, accused Downing Street of "scaremongering".
Pat McFadden, business minister in the former government, accused Downing Street of piling "dishonesty upon betrayal" after cutting the funding.
Vote Leave, the leading out campaign, has accused Downing Street of releasing news of the leaflet to deflect attention from the prime minister's financial affairs.
Tebbit, who said that ministers have "fucked up" by alienating Tory grassroots, accused Downing Street of forcing through the legislation with little thought.
Boris Johnson has stepped up his public attacks on David Cameron and George Osborne as he accused Downing Street of setting up "hostage videos" of pro-EU business leaders to mislead the public.
Howie accused Downing Street of turning its back on Hong Kong's struggle for democracy and ignoring an unprecedented crackdown on dissent that is underway back in China.
Brussels officials accused Downing Street of misrepresenting a plan for EU to authorise the use of airspace to fly drones, by implying the unmanned military aircraft would be under the EU's control.
Britain is embroiled in a deepening diplomatic clash with Russia after the Kremlin accused Downing Street of a "shocking" failure to share intelligence that ministers claim strongly indicates the Russian plane crash over Sinai was caused by an Isis bomb.
Gavyn Davies, the former BBC chairman, denounced the government for conducting a "witch-hunt" against the corporation last year and accused Downing Street of deliberately discrediting the weapons expert David Kelly, who later committed suicide.
