Sentence examples for ask alibis from inspiring English sources

But now the obvious question arises: what sense can we make of this notion of 'non-individuality'? Let us recall Weyl's statement that one can't ask alibis of electrons.

If you are trying out the sore throat alibi, ask for drinks in class more than normal, but only if you normally would.

The cops, recalling that Washington had figured in Hood's alibi, asked him if he would answer questions at the station.

Bill Alberti, manager of Standard Parking, told Alibi that drivers have the right to ask customers to move if they are unruly or causing a disturbance.

Interestingly, during the interrogations the investigators asked me to produce "alibis," though they did not explain for what, and insisted that I was a "witness," not a "suspect".

Mr. Rosario's court-appointed lawyer did ask a judge for money to send an investigator to Florida to interview alibi witnesses.

Later overhearing a shopkeeper mistakenly ask about finding the "killers," Angel realises that a group of killers invalidates Skinner's alibi.

"Do I need an alibi?" he asked Walsh.

As the trial approached, Mr. Wagstaffe has said in prison interviews, he asked Ms. Butler about providing alibi evidence.

A bit shocked by Noriega's specious alibi, I asked if some of his underlings might have tried to do him an "unbidden favor" by getting rid of Spadafora.

She has been asking me to give her alibis for a long time, but this one... was more important than any I had given her in the past.