Sentence examples for someone overturned from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, Ms. DeJac walked out of the Erie County courthouse free, and the first woman in the United States to have her conviction for killing someone overturned based on DNA evidence.
And in a 1997 case with some striking similarities to Valle's, United States v. Baker, a University of Michigan student who wrote a snuff story starring a classmate and put it up on a Usenet newsgroup had his conviction of making threats to kidnap and kill someone overturned by appeals court.
However, at least someone has had his expectations overturned - Lin Ming-the, a Taiwanese environmental activist, who admitted he had failed in his plan to catch Chinese tourists dropping litter at one tourist attraction.
Kids don't always tell someone when they feel ill, so that overturned-bucket-of-water ripple was something I'd have to deal with every few months.
Someone starts talking wildly, and pieces of the past spill out like an overturned basket of tennis balls.
Up to a point, Obama can present this as feature, not bug: He wants someone at odds with today's high court trends, aside from which her overturned opinions often garnered two, three or four votes from the liberals on the current court, making it hard to portray them as beyond the pale.
"Someone yelled, 'Watch out!' Someone yelled, 'Oh no!' and then we did a 180 and overturned," recounted a passenger, Alan Horton.
"The Overturned Grocery Cart".
