Sentence examples for traitor's from inspiring English sources

THE TRAITOR'S WIFE, by Kathleen Kent.

"This is no longer a national flag; it's a traitor's flag," was the view of one of them.

To the elder Sulzberger, this bordered on traitor's talk.

Necklacing meant putting a petrol-soaked burning tyre around a perceived traitor's neck.

In fact, no one appears to have thought Traitor's Purse was unusual, let alone extraordinary.

Robert Wilton's Traitor's Field, set at the end of the British civil wars, is out now in paperback.

Those who lobbied for Charles I's execution knew that they too would suffer a traitor's death if the king prevailed.

This introduction is from the Folio Society edition of Traitor's Purse by Margery Allingham, illustrated by James Boswell.

Necklacing was the deceptively innocent term for putting a petrol-soaked burning tyre around a perceived traitor's neck.

This week's topics include England's dressing room intruder, France's traitors, Maradona's homoeroticism and Crouch's Pringles.

Also on the fun side: John le Carré's "Our Kind of Traitor," Clive James's "Unreliable Memoirs" and Justin Cronin's vampire novel, "The Passage"; and not necessarily light, but David Small's graphic memoir, "Stitches".