Sentence examples for guilty of seizing from inspiring English sources

Fraser was found guilty of seizing Dunfermline's Chris Kane, causing him to fall to the ground and kicking him repeatedly on the head and body.

We are all guilty, at times, of seizing on irrelevant details, distorting someone else's position the better to oppose it, when we're arguing with those we're closest to.

States, 1925, 267 U. of seized liquor.

Turner said his team, which came in with wins in four of its last five games, may have been guilty of losing focus after seizing a nine-point cushion while the Spartans missed their first nine field-goal tries.

Modern as well as ancient history bears witness that both innocent and guilty have been seized by officers of the state and whisked away for secret interrogation or worse until the groundwork has been securely laid for their inevitable conviction.

If the international judges' panel finds him guilty of pillaging, the court can seize assets proved to belong to him or his associates and use the money for restitution.

He said that people automatically assumed that he was guilty of a crime simply because Customs seized his truck.

But the laws have also spawned a growing number of cases in which people guilty of no wrongdoing have had their assets seized -- giving rise to civil liberties concerns, as well as a promising reform movement in Congress.

He said that case has to do with real estate developers whose building was ordered seized after they were found guilty of building without a permit.

The Investigative Committee of Russia has said the activists were guilty of an attempt to storm the drilling platform and seize control of it.

The kittens were seized, and a jury found Ms. Crawford guilty of animal cruelty; in April of last year she was sentenced to six months of home detention and electronic monitoring, followed by probation.