Sentence examples for informer from from inspiring English sources

He had been removed from the squad after the German authorities revealed that he had worked as a Stasi informer, from 1985 to 1989.

The former agent, Roy Lindley DeVecchio, above, has been charged with helping a prized informer from an organized crime family commit four murders in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Mr. Szabo, whose recent works include "Being Julia," with Annette Bening, and "Sunshine," with Ralph Fiennes, said he had been an informer from 1957, when he was 19, until 1961.

She was the sweet Sister Mary in The Singing Nun (1966) and a feisty mother in Up Tight (1968), Jules Dassin's transposition of Liam O'Flaherty's The Informer from Dublin to a black ghetto of Cleveland, Ohio.

The suspects, who were traveling with a government informer from Newburgh, N.Y., to Stamford, Conn., to pick up weapons — fake bombs and an inoperable Stinger missile — stopped several times after seeing undercover vehicles, according to the testimony by the informer, Shahed Hussain.

As early as 1935, the director John Ford, who was born in Maine to Irish parents, adapted "The Informer" from the novel by Liam O'Flaherty, about a man ejected from the I.R.A. who betrays a comrade during the Irish war of independence.

Under this practice, prosecutors gathered information from informers in the county jail information they were obligated to reveal to the defense but didn't—and then lied about it in court.

Immediately after the 1949 trial, the CPUSAalarmed at the undercover informants that had testified for the prosecutioninitiated efforts to identify and exclude informers from its membership.

A family of mafia informers from New Jersey is given a new life in small-town France.

A jury was seated in the trial of a former F.B.I. agent accused of protecting his mob informers from prosecution.

One current top prosecutor said that even those who respected the detective cooled toward him after 1992, when video taken by a defense investigator showed Mr. Scarcella removing informers from jail for unauthorized outings.