Sentence examples for on accusing from inspiring English sources

Still, many piled on, accusing Rolling Stone of a cynical play for attention while they sought some of the same in their reaction.

On Friday, Apple piled on, accusing Qualcomm of "exclusionary tactics and excessive royalties".

On April 14, the Education Department piled on, accusing Corinthian's Heald schools of misleading students and accreditation agencies about its graduates' employment rates.

And Republicans -- who are still defending former president George W. Bush's failed attempt to create an alternative legal system for terror suspects -- piled on, accusing any Democrats who favor federal trials for the likes of KSM as evidence that they are soft on terror.

Instead he piled right on, accusing Mrs. Clinton of "blaming others every time you have a responsibility".

He's not wearing a helmet, although he later turns up in a factory with safety glasses on, accusing Ryan of championing TPP, and challenging him to a debate.

In his concession speech after the result, Mr. Livingstone mischievously addressed the matter head-on, accusing Mr. Cameron of "dragging the Tory Party down to defeat," and predicted that Mr. Johnson's victory "has settled the question of the next Tory leadership election".

Last week, dozens of federal agents fanned out across Nassau County, Long Island, to execute warrants on accused gang members.

It is extremely rare for files on accused terrorists to be released by the government; historically, they have remained classified.

Obama also took Romney on for accusing the administration of crushing the coal industry.

With little real negotiations going on, Democrats accused House Republicans of preparing for disaster.