Sentence examples for full of allegations from inspiring English sources
Honduras's media are full of allegations of infiltration by communist agents and drug traffickers from Venezuela and Nicaragua.
The papers have been full of allegations about Ms. Minnelli slugging her husband, DAVID GEST; each has filed for divorce.
Bobby may have had presidential prerogative on his side, but Hoover could wield files full of allegations about Jack and others.
On the day that I saw Elliott, the papers were full of allegations – later convincingly denied – that Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, has been denying key papers to senior ministers who support Brexit.
How can I do that?" READ: Weinstein's accusers made a Google doc full of allegations against him.
It was full of allegations against the US government involving drugs and bank robbery, all set against one of the 20th century's most controversial wars, the invasion of Panama.
It recommended an full audit of allegations and greater transparency measures.
See articleThailand's prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, promised a full investigation of allegations that Thai armed forces had intercepted nearly a thousand boat people and sent them out to sea in boats with little food and no engines.
VICE later texted him a full list of allegations but he didn't reply.
In recent months the British papers have been full of lurid allegations of sexual assaults by professional footballers.
Mr. Espada's criminal lawyer, Susan R. Necheles, said the lawsuit was "full of false allegations" that formed the basis for Wednesday's raid.
