Sentence examples for get to accuse from inspiring English sources

Does Romney get to accuse Obama of a lack of patriotism if we don't?

Clue is, especially, is an easy game to learn and fun because you get to accuse your friends of murder.

Unflummoxed, Gove accused the remain camp of being passengers on the "gravy train" – as close as he is likely to get to accusing his boss of corruption.

Either they back down, and he gets the concessions he wants on policy, or they stand firm, and he gets to accuse them of recalcitrance.

If any outsider could slip through the security lines and get to the accused shooter, it was Ruby, and it's hardly outlandish to assume that some of his shadier associates knew this.

"There was this general conversation around that's how you get to Australia, you accuse someone of a crime and you get shifted to the mainland".

The Flashman of old would have said: "We know where your kids go to school". he nastiest he got was to accuse Labour of a tax-and-spend relapse: back to the Brownite future.

We American Jews have simply got to stop accusing people who object to Israeli policies of being anti-semitic, unless they're literally waving around drawings of hook-nosed bankers and arguing that Auschwitz never happened.

Ruling and opposition politicians got together to accuse Mr Qadri of trying to undermine democracy and the constitution.

If the meeting lasts two weeks, cook the delegate for 13 days at a slightly lower temperature i.e, people use the negotiating time available!" One of the best sports in Bonn is called "Bash the Bank", which involves large groups of NGOs getting together to accuse the World Bank of hypocrisy, perfidy, calumny and even duplicity.

Baltimore did get to try its own accused police officers, as the demonstrators had demanded.