Sentence examples for after protestations from inspiring English sources

Oh and then, after protestations of innocence and public affection, the police still seem to be taking Lady G in.

What else can you do?" He answers his own question minutes later, after protestations of reluctance that may or not be genuine.

A Wehrmacht soldier accused the wounded and sick Gluth-Nowowiejski of being a "bandit" but let him pass after protestations made by his escort.

After protestations by al-'As, it was agreed that al-Shallash would be returned his horse and before any further punishment could be meted out against him, French aerial bombardment of the village allowed for al-Shallash to escape his detention.

After further protestations, Jones took down the number.

To admit knowledge of the murder and of who committed it after these protestations by him would for most people be the equivalent of a confession of guilty participation in advance of the crime.

"The vice president, after his protestations that he would be the messenger for campaign finance reform, has found a shady way to circumvent federal election spending limits, an apparent violation of F.E.C. regulations," said Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.

Early the next morning, after rejecting protestations of friendship by Little Thunder, his troops attacked the village from two sides, killing 86 Indians and capturing an almost equal number of women and children.

However, after much protestation from Prost, Senna was disqualified and the title went to his French rival.

After some protestation that there were too many great dancers to name a favorite mambo partner, Ms. Pasek gave us her answer: "Mr. Tito Puente himself".

Ronald Reagan's 1987 budget, which raised taxes after many earlier protestations that tax increases were not forthcoming while at the same time slightly reducing military spending.