Sentence examples for exchanging accusations from inspiring English sources

A1 Tangling in South Carolina Senator John McCain and Gov. George W. Bush campaigned in South Carolina, exchanging accusations over fund-raising.

They are now exchanging accusations, with Powell claiming he never tested positive until he started working with Xuereb and Xuereb insisting he did nothing wrong, saying it's difficult "to assist some athletes without risk of being made the scapegoat".

This is beyond the usual projection-based ritual of exchanging accusations between political parties: the force and range of her projections extends to a condemnation of parliament as a whole.

But it remains to be seen how the lawyer and the client will function after two days of exchanging accusations, with Mr. Hochheiser at one point indicating Mr. Espada and telling Judge Pauley, "Now I consider him my adversary," and Mr. Espada telling the judge that the two had experienced "a total breakdown in our relationship".

Instead, the school board member spent months exchanging accusations with the Gatto camp about alleged misleading campaign literature, and who was snooping into whose personal affairs.

The townships were reported quiet today, although the African National Congress and Inkatha exchanged accusations.

Rapid-fire posts were exchanged, accusations of racism and anti-intellectualism traded.

The opposition and the government have exchanged accusations over the deaths, each blaming the other.

For more than 20 years, the two sides have exchanged accusations and insults over the issue of cats killing birds.

After an aid convoy was destroyed near Aleppo, fighting again intensified and the US and Russia exchanged accusations in the UN.

His optimism was not echoed publicly by the parties here, who instead exchanged accusations of foot-dragging and described significant gaps on every major issue.