Sentence examples for framed by agents from inspiring English sources

Later, his sentence was extended to 70 years when, he insists, he was framed by agents provocateurs planted in his cell who cooked up a plot to escape and then implicated him in it.

Had Mary really been complicit in the assassination of her second husband, Lord Darnley, at Kirk o'Field in 1567, he asked, or was she framed by agents of the Scottish Crown, the Confederate Lords, anxious to replace Mary's rule with a regency in the name of her young son James?

It is also the moment framed by the agent's space of experience and horizon of expectation.

A situation that 'individualistic' agents would frame as a PD might be framed by 'team reasoning' agents as the Assurance game transformation above.

Their lawyers said the defendants were not agents of Al Qaeda but pitiable bumblers framed by the government.

He was effectively framed by a hit man cooperating with prosecutors and left to languish by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents who apparently knew he was innocent but never spoke out.

Yet both are starkly framed by the on-going war on terror, both involve elaborate set-ups arranged by federal informers and covert agents, and both ensnared inept, virtually destitute black people scrambling to get by in post-racial America.

Everything is framed by something.

The Haydn was framed by two rarities.

The manor is framed by meadows.

Was he framed by the local police?