Sentence examples for note of accusing from inspiring English sources

Amateur sleuth Pook makes a mental note of accusing glances, heated exchanges and, at the prescribed 20-minute mark, a dead body in the ferns, which heralds the arrival of off-duty superintendent and Don Draper-esque hunk Christer Wijk, played by Ola Rapace, ex-husband of Noomi Rapace, cyber-hacker Lisbeth in The Girl With… trilogy (Sweden's a small country).

He did note that the company's move of accusing theaters i.e., their distribution channel of price gouging is an odd one.

And when the Louisiana author Diana Rowland erects five huge illuminated dragons in her yard every year for Christmas, she does it because she cannot bear the possibility of being forgotten – certainly not by her neighbours, one of whom left an anonymous note accusing her of being part of a "demonic cult".

And just as some Americans came to suspect the Federalists of provoking that of which they accused Jefferson, I went on to note that accusing your political opponents of causing a murderous tragedy is a dangerous game.

But then the note came, accusing her husband of transporting wounded Georgian soldiers in his ambulance, and everything began to look much darker.

Their bodies were found later that day with a note accusing them of providing information leading to the arrests of gang members in a nearby town.

The report from Los Angeles notes that in disclosing the names of accused priests "we walk on tender ground".

In 1996, when Horowitz was a Netscape product manager, he wrote a note to Andreessen, accusing him of prematurely revealing the company's new strategy to a reporter.

Mr Justice Bean said the Italian prosecution had sent a note accusing Berlusconi of attempting to "delay or derail proceedings which have already been subject to tactical litigation of the most sophisticated form".

"There have been at least several hundred incidents like this happening in Beijing," the report noted disapprovingly, accusing people of being "deliberately provocative".

He shrank from sending an e-mail note accusing shuttle managers of borderline irresponsibility and accepted a Boeing analysis (later shown to be fatally flawed) that the foam strike posed no risk to the shuttle.