Sentence examples for indict that from inspiring English sources

Soon the group moved down the road, yelling such chants as "Indict that cop!" and "Mike Brown means we got to fight back!" Police officers allowed the demonstration to continue, redirecting traffic and escorting protesters as they marched toward the campus of Washington University in St . Louis where the protest ended as snowfall grew heavier.

Nor does Mr. Ravenhill bring much conviction to his attempts to indict that old villain Modern Capitalism.

A few dozen demonstrators, some chanting "Indict that cop," gathered outside the city police station late on Wednesday in sub-freezing temperatures.

But when cops brutalize young black men, and prosecutors wink, and grand juries refuse to indict, that sort of racism is deeper in the social fabric and much harder to explicitly root out.

(His third police chief, Bernard Kerik, is currently being investigated for tax fraud; were he to be indicted, that would be awkward for Mr Giuliani .Civil libertarians, too, distrust Mr Giuliani.

These effects, however, were only found when the prime was perceptually similar to the cue indicting that primes influence early target processing in an indirect way by facilitating cue processing.

"If he was indicted, that would have been big news.

Mr. Choi indicted that he, too, would resign from his post.

Mr. bin Laden was indicted that November for his role in those bombings.

Mr. Elmore did and then sent the department a certified letter from that licensed plumber indicting that he had no water leaks.

"What we anticipated when we indicted that case," Ms. White said, "was over the years there were likely to be additional trials" as more fugitives were arrested.