Sentence examples for alibi on from inspiring English sources

There is so much cop stuff on television that I get very nervous about saying words like alibi on a stage and having them sound cheesy.

He stared at the document and realized that he had the perfect alibi: On the day that Antonio Ramirez was gunned down, Felix had been locked up in a juvenile detention facility for violating probation in a case of theft.

A prosecution witness today disputed Michael C. Skakel's alibi on the night Martha Moxley was killed in 1975, testifying that Mr. Skakel had not gone with two of his brothers to a cousin's home.

The ad shifts to a series of newspaper articles and editorials, with such headlines as "Corzine's phony alibi on his tax returns," "Corzine donated to powerful groups," and "Jon Corzine's secret".

The authorities said that in a bid to establish an alibi on the night of the murder, Mr. Underwood left the house, watched football and women's basketball at a friend's house, then took a motorcycle ride and spoke to a toll collector.

He establishes the fact that immediately after the murders, Simpson was concerned with an alibi". On the defense: "This is a friendly witness.

This continued on from the broadcast order of episodes repeated on Alibi, carrying on from where the network finished at.

On the myth of the "Tory civil service", he said it arose under previous Labour governments: "You shouldn't underestimate the effect of Tony Benn and Barbara Castle's diaries, in which they built their alibi for failure on civil servants".

In early 1987, before the trial began, Francis had written letters to Archer's lawyers claiming that he had had dinner with Archer at a restaurant in Chelsea on September 9 , 1986 thereby providing the novelist with an alibi for a night on which it had been alleged, by the Daily Star's lawyers, that he had been with Monica Coghlan.

Jackson's lawyer, Mark Geragos, had announced on NBC in January 2004 that his client had a "concrete, iron-clad alibi" for the dates on the charge sheet.

In late 1999, however, while Archer was standing as the Conservative candidate in the election for mayor of London, the libel case returned to the front pages when a friend of Archer's, after twelve years' silence, came forward and claimed that he had provided Archer with a false alibi for a night on which the assignation was said to have taken place.