Sentence examples for convict at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "convict at" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate the location or court where a person was convicted of a crime. Example: The defendant was convicted at the Superior Court of Justice for his involvement in the robbery.
It also includes a silk-screened photograph cribbed from the San Francisco museum's archives, of a female convict at San Quentin.
The premise underpinning its justice system is that it is far worse to convict wrongly than to fail to convict at all.
A convict at Transylvania holds a placard that reads "Missing You"; another simply reveals a smuttily tattooed arm whose hand holds an angelic photograph of a young son.
A simple majority is required to convict, at which point a sentence can be passed which could, in theory, involve Blair being sent to prison.
This included personal data that has been used to convict at least two journalists, considered by Amnesty International to be prisoners of conscience.
But a beautiful and ambitious young state prosecutor is determined to retry and convict at last the mastermind of the church bombing that killed Sarah.
Peery, an ex-convict at the time, had briefly been a suspect.
As Heard raked in one pot, he said, an ex-convict at the table pointed to a handgun in his pocket, accused him of cheating and seized the money he had lost.
Just over four days after she was shot in the head during a homicidal rampage by an ex-convict at her family's country home in rural Pennsylvania, a 58-year-old professor at the Pratt Institute died Thursday morning, school officials said.
Many are never convicted at all.
Mr. Grant and Mr. Collins were both convicted at trial.
