Sentence examples for innocent friends from inspiring English sources
Journalists, family members and innocent friends can expect to find their names on these lists.
I seem to remember that there was some fuss a number of years ago regarding an act that gave the police [the power] to disperse a small crowd of innocent friends under some circumstances – I remember because it would have unfairly affected me if it had been in place a few years before that – but I don't remember the details and I can't find them online.
I'm embarrassed by them and I'm worried that it reflects badly on me and my innocent friends and family from NWhatever: "Where's Alex from again?
The opening attraction, at 2 p.m. tomorrow, is "The Talk of the Town," the 1942 Stevens comedy in which Arthur played a landlady whose academic boarder (Ronald Colman) shelters an innocent friend (Cary Grant) fleeing a murder charge.
Like anyone defending an innocent friend or family friend, I am biased toward justice and facts.
They now have more incentive to figure it out because they just saw an innocent friend die.
The guilty party obviously felt bad for delaying his innocent friend's release, but he had to look out for himself.
So if you really do want a meadow of bluebells, invite some innocent city friends to the country for the weekend and put them to work.
In fact, Gordon's quotation from Furst, "Why not?," as a two-word history of the Soviet Union, comes as a result of the central character and a friend's wondering why Soviet agents had tried to assassinate+an innocent Russian friend.
James is stuck in a compelling dilemma, wanting to protect his innocent young friend but understanding he is powerless to change their doomed fate.
