Sentence examples for kept accusing from inspiring English sources
"The other girls kept accusing her of stealing theirs, which wasn't true," Ms. Rice said.
Mr. Gore, wagging his finger constantly, laced his comments with derision and sarcasm and kept accusing Mr. Bradley of making false charges.
One officer during the raid kept accusing him of being a "hawk," slang for a cartel lookout, before deciding he was not involved and moving on to find his brother.
In a series of debates (twenty in all, for anyone counting), Clinton kept accusing Obama of advocating a health-care plan — not very different from hers — that she insisted failed to insure fifteen million Americans.
In a series of debates (twenty in all, for anyone counting), Clinton kept accusing Obama of advocating a health-care plan not very different from hers that she insisted failed to insure fifteen million Americans.
Successive Sri Lankan governments have alleged that the Norwegian peace brokers had drafted the truce hastily and rammed it down the government's throat.In this section Counting Thaksin's blessings Democracy denied Eerie silence Vote, vote and vote again A la Modi Truce and fiction Reprints Related items Sri Lanka: Burning brightDec 6th 2007Both sides kept accusing each other of reneging on it.
I was struck by how so many felt personally betrayed to read that bishops had, despite promises, kept accused priests in ministry until recent years.
But when Tony Blair's government keeps accusing the leader of the opposition of being a racist, the gravity of the allegation demands a close review of the evidence.
Some dissidents may still contend that Balanchine's plotless ballets are mechanical matchings of steps and sounds, while others may keep accusing Graham of thematic pretentiousness.
The words "fake news" have a new meaning today now that Trump keeps accusing negative coverage of being fake news even though the facts in those articles are correct.
As should surprise nobody, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama keep accusing each other of lying.
