Sentence examples for incriminating letters from inspiring English sources
The angry young woman at the start was Roz's daughter-in-law, who had discovered a packet of incriminating letters.
The case was sensational, involving not only adultery and incriminating letters but also a double betrayal (Freddy was the boyfriend of Edie's sister Avis).
So it is that former Vice President Al Gore's evil mechanical twin apparently signed some of the incriminating letters in the Asian fund-raising scandal.
Ms. Fonteyn threw overboard white armbands "intended to distinguish the rebels when they landed" in mistake "for some incriminating letters and her husband's address book, which were hastily packed with some machine-guns and ammunition".
She and Franklin probably became intimate in 1916, and the affair was discovered in September 1918, when Eleanor, unpacking for her husband, who had just returned from England with the flu, discovered a bundle of incriminating letters.
Where once they could pry open locked drawers to find incriminating letters, or force a company to reveal private records, now everything depends on the willingness of the owner to allow that information to be decrypted.
That cache of long-lost photographs, that rapt, incriminating letter - these things invariably turn up 10 minutes after the page proofs have been signed off.
There are hidden diamonds; there's an incriminating letter from the Shah's wife; there is a lot of running around cut to bombastic music.
Tuesday's ruling was not a total defeat for Mr. Montejo, as the majority sent the case back to the state court, saying he should be allowed to pursue other grounds on which to have the incriminating letter suppressed.
One of the first things Dad said to me after Mum found his incriminating letter was to ask if it was it was too soon for me to begin looking for somewhere for mum to live – near me.
By this time, many of Profumo's political colleagues had heard rumours of his entanglement, and of the existence of a potentially incriminating letter.
