Sentence examples for soon accused from inspiring English sources

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He was soon accused of owing money on his truck, which was seized by alleged creditors.

They were soon accused of espionage, a charge dismissed by American officials as absurd.

Of more than 1,700 prisoners released over three months, more than 50 were soon accused of new violations.

The prince was soon accused of intending to establish an independent kingdom and was executed; Li Bai was arrested and imprisoned at Jiujiang.

Rose, initially hailed as a "Hero Mom," and "multi-tasker extraordinaire" is soon accused of having deliberately ignored the other girls, perhaps in retaliation for their bullying.

Ray, out on bond at the time, was soon accused of ordering the killings, charged with first-degree murder and later sentenced to death.

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Dunbar, who is close to Jacobs, is soon accusing Underwood of "rationalizing the obscene into the palatable".

Zasloff himself was still in Saigon when Goure arrived and would soon accuse his successor of pandering to the Air Force.

A lawsuit, in which a decision is expected soon, accuses Harvard of setting a quota on admissions for Asian-American applicants and holding them to a higher standard than other races.

The couple were arrested soon after, accused of stockpiling weapons.

Russia backed the resolution, but soon after accused Ukraine of exploiting the situation for political means.

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