Sentence examples for charged man from inspiring English sources
One sees that in a curious and intriguing way in a 1950 watercolor, ink and gouache work on paper, "Tattooed Couple," in which the familiar architectural white lines define an erotically charged man and woman, covered in crude but colorful body art.
In 1968, at 26, he wrote "The Selling of the President," a book that all but defined the modern American presidential campaign, and later produced "Fatal Vision" in 1983, a true-crime thriller that Mr. McGinniss originally conceived as a story about a wrongly charged man but which became a literary indictment of Jeffrey MacDonald, a Green Beret doctor who was convicted of killing his wife.
Burn said comments made by the charged man at the scene were "what leads us to have the belief that it was inspired by Isis".
The charged man is due to stand trial in November.
The charged man is due to appear before Kidderminster magistrates on 9 May.
Jobs is an emotionally charged man who can be magnanimous in victory and insufferable in defeat.
The charged men were represented in court by three barristers and six solicitors.
In return for her act of conscience, prosecutors charged Manning with "aiding the enemy," a capital offense.
She charges men and women equally.
Controversially, the site charges men to send messages to women, and also charges men to read messages sent by women.
She charges men $300 for her services -- good until marriage -- and women $200.
