Sentence examples for great alibi from inspiring English sources
Coalition government is also a great alibi for when you don't want to do something.
Yes, Saga is being investigated for the murder of her mother and her chances don't look great – a motive, no real alibi and forensic evidence against her.
Darrin told me stories of people who go to great lengths to establish their alibi through dump jobs, including one idiot who would cheat while pretending to be on business trips.
This knowledge has given him great insight in the writing of Perfect Alibi, which for Siegel fans is his almost perfect book.
"I hear a lot of people say the Lords is a great receptacle of expertise but expertise is increasingly becoming an alibi for nepotism and political patronage.
The weight of evidence may be high and the mathematical probability low, as in the situation where the prosecution adduces a great deal of evidence tending to incriminate the accused but the defence has an unshakeable alibi (Cohen 1986: 641).
The girl who loves him (Nathalie Delon, Alain's wife) lives in greater luxury elsewhere at another man's expense and is prepared to give him a perfect alibi after his next contract.
I should be less an alibi than a character witness, providing testimony about the good a person does in the community or how great a friend that person is.
