Sentence examples for turned suspected from inspiring English sources

IT'S a scene a movie studio might once have spilled a little blood for: Bill Pullman, stepping into the shoes of Harrison Ford as Rusty Sabich, the prosecutor turned suspected murderer in "Presumed Innocent," the 1990 hit based on the thriller by Scott Turow.

He is more than happy to share a bit of moonshine with a boyhood friend turned suspect before taking him out.

Outside the country, they turn suspects over to governments that do not have our qualms about harsh interrogations.

has always wanted to be a comprehensive American success," Thomson writes, "and never seemed to notice how that commodity might turn suspect".

Under the proposed new rules, the United States military would need Iraqi permission to make arrests and then would have to turn suspects over to the Iraqi authorities within 24 hours.

Instead, members turn suspects in to the police or to federal or international law enforcement agencies.

While it's common for investigators to turn suspects facing charges into informants in exchange for leniency, they typically work their up to the top of a criminal organization — it's rare to use the boss to set up underlings.

Brightly labeled drug company pens became an embarrassment; lunches on the drug company tab and sponsored conferences turned suspect; and editors at numerous medical journals published lengthy screeds detailing their disclosure requirements.

But Valentine, perhaps wary of a bullpen that, except for closer John Franco, has again turned suspect, decided to let Reed hit for himself with one out, instead of using a pinch-hitter with the go-ahead run on second base.

While some African nations were turning suspects over to the tribunal, which is based in Arusha, Tanzania, the United States in effect had freed the only suspect in American custody.

Such interviews have turned up suspect after suspect, usually vaguely described as tall men with violent reputations.