Sentence examples for falsely named from inspiring English sources
Or to be falsely named as a sexual abuser?
Unilever – maker of Hellman's mayonnaise – sued Hampton Creek in November 2014, arguing Just Mayo was falsely named because it contained no eggs.
Meanwhile today, the Ramseys' former housekeeper, Linda Hoffmann-Pugh, sued the couple in Atlanta, asserting that their book falsely named her as a suspect in the 1996 death of JonBenet.
After Roy drops two aggressive silver dollars into the tank, they go to work in gouging out the eye of the smaller iridescent shark (tame and defenseless, thus falsely named, Roy observes).
And then - before finally arresting the two fishermen - Samui police falsely named as a suspect a Scottish IT consultant, Callum MacDonald, who had dinner with Horton only hours before she disappeared.
Mr. Young describes how he; his wife, Cheri; his children; and Mr. Edwards's pregnant girlfriend, Rielle Hunter, all moved in together ("the kids awakened to find a strange lady in the house") while Mr. Young allowed himself to be falsely named as the baby's father-to-be.
"After Savile scandal, now prominent news program falsely names senior pol as pedophile".
While not exactly an incisive or original observation to point out that sometimes there are people who are rude to others, there is something quite worrying when those people have discovered a way to excuse it by wrapping it up in a deceptive veil which they falsely name 'truth'truth
After two trials and more than 25 hours of jury deliberations, Vicky Pryce, a Greek-born economist who agreed in 2003 to falsely name herself as the driver in a speeding offense committed by her husband, Chris Huhne, was found guilty on a unanimous jury vote of perverting the course of justice.
Just then, one of the falsely convicted named Yusef Salaam, the boy accepted to the LaGuaridia High School of Music and Art and whose mom worked at the Parsons School of Design, retweeted my post.
Shortly after the bombing, al-Jazeera received a video with a letter attached on which a man named Ahmad Abu Adass falsely claimed to be the suicide bomber on behalf of a fictional Sunni fundamentalist group called "Victory and Jihad in Greater Syria".
