Sentence examples for framing him for from inspiring English sources
It's a reputation that Chrissie pounced on, framing him for shooting her dad, Lawrence.
Her gripping, if ludicrous story – be warned that the whole plot is coming – of Amy Dunne, a wealthy and beautiful psychopath whose revenge on her cheating husband involves framing him for her "murder", making up rape allegations against men (one of whom she murders during her demented spree) before trapping her broken husband by stealing his sperm, raised hackles.
When those indictments came down, another police officer from the area surprised me with his selective indignation over what the officers were alleged to have done: Framing someone like my client for burglary, he said, would be one thing, since the man was reputed to be a thief; framing him for murder, however, would be going too far.
In revenge for framing him for the "theft" of the necklace, Jack attacks him and smashes his head against a glass window, which explains the gash on Lovejoy's head that can be seen when he dies in the completed version of the film.
They used him and they framed him for the crime," she said.
But to frame him for a crime he didn't commit, without even him really realising what had happened?
Avery maintains his innocence of both alleged crimes, and during his second trial his defence team claimed Manitowoc County police had framed him for the murder.
In Ernest Lehman's cleverly constructed script, a Manhattan adman (Cary Grant) is mistaken for a government agent by foreign agents who then frame him for murder.
In 1984, the Shin Bet security service tried to frame him for the killing of two Palestinian bus hijackers who had been beaten to death by its agents.
Nature seems to have framed him for some larger instrument: a grand piano, say, or the organ, or a bass fiddle.
Investigators said the other alleged victims of Mr. Ramrattan's included a man from Willets Point, Queens, who said he had been arrested in 2009 after Mr. Ramrattan framed him for a robbery that never took place.
