Sentence examples for she incriminates from inspiring English sources
In her initial statement, she said her boyfriend had shot himself, but in a statement videotaped after midnight, she incriminates herself, he said.
The hearing marked a fitting overture to Maria Hsia's final step in the legal process: one of Gore's political opponents demanding, in effect, that Hsia receive a stiff sentence — she faces a maximum of twenty-five years in prison — unless she incriminates the Vice-President.
A source close to the court suggested that Campbell's request – granted by the court – that she be allowed a lawyer standing by to intervene if she looked like she might incriminate herself was an "unwise" move that implied she may have something to hide.
As a result, she falsely incriminated the owner of the bar where she had been waiting tables and also placed herself near the crime scene, the main reasons many remain convinced of her guilt.
She also incriminated corporations by lighting them up and highlighting their CO2 and methane emissions, with a filter that made the gases visible to the human eye.
We know him to have been estranged from his wife, Catherine, but it was soon rumoured that he killed her when she found incriminating evidence in his torture chamber.
The court said it was "in the interests of justice" to allow the supermodel extra help during her testimony from a lawyer with a limited right to intervene on whether to allow questions if she might incriminate herself by answering them.
Lies and she has incriminated herself.
Afterward, she plants incriminating evidence in the files of Colonel Ackerson, the ONI operative who nearly killed both of them, as revenge.
On the surface, there seems little doubt that Remus killed his wife -- but why? Did she know something incriminating that she might reveal at the divorce hearing?
It was open, and I would come home with a pack of cigarettes, you know?" Not that she remembers signing anything incriminating, she said, sitting in her Harlem apartment recently.
