Sentence examples for make alibis from inspiring English sources
"I don't want to make alibis or complain or anything," Mr Pacquiao said before doing just that, "[but] it's hard to fight one-handed".
Nevertheless, Aciman's deep fidelity to the world of the senses, and to the translation of those sensations into prose, makes "Alibis" a delight.
He accused the families of colluding to make up alibis.
In a letter to Lockwood, he wrote that the failure of the submarines under his command "was a bitter pill to take and I make no alibi".
How sad to read about so many people choosing to live limited lives, making assorted alibis for not taking advantage of New York City.
How sad to read about so many people choosing to live limited lives ["City Limits," April 28], making assorted alibis for not taking advantage of a world capital: New York City.
How sad to read about so many people choosing to live limited lives ("City Limits," cover April 28), making assorted alibis for not taking advantage of a world capital, New York City.
We were inspired by a visit we'd made with Alibi, thanks to directors Alison Hodge and Tim Spicer, to the Gardzienice, the European Centre for Theatre Practices in Poland.
And the second thing is that the administration and top officials, they make a lot of alibis and excuses for themselves.
His aversion to the plastic grass is well known, and in this case, the glut of games would probably make it easier to alibi a potential absence.
