Sentence examples for spiralling accusations from inspiring English sources
The question of who is to blame drives all four characters into spiralling accusations and defences; eventually they are all to blame, and no one is.
The protests quickly spiraled into accusations that the Americans had set off the explosion, though nine American service members were among the wounded, which also included several schoolboys and at least three Afghan police officers.
In candid moments, when she was not minimising accusations of spiralling budgets, she would admit this.
The allegation let loose a spiral of accusations about the sexual conduct of Strauss-Kahn, a married diplomat and economist who had long been dubbed the "great seducer".
The allegation seemed to let loose a spiral of accusations about the sexual conduct of Strauss-Kahn, a married diplomat and economist who had long been dubbed the "great seducer".
Maintenance costs were spiralling out of control, and a series of fatal accidents had led to accusations that it was running an unsafe railway.
Delinquencies are spiralling.
Their debts were spiralling.
COMPLIANCE Based on a true story, Craig Zobel's thriller centers on the manager of a fast-food restaurant (Ann Dowd) whose employee is accused of stealing from a customer, an accusation that quickly spirals out of control.
However, Ed denies the accusation and claims Carie was a drunk who spiraled out of control, using drugs and attempting suicide in the weeks before her disappearance, and that she left their home of her own will. .
