Sentence examples for was actually committed from inspiring English sources

As I say in the story, even as we were struggling to get my father committed, I worried about what would happen if he was actually committed.

"He was one of the officials who was dedicated to his job, and he was actually committed to his work," said Zalmy Ayoubi, a government spokesman.

There was no physical, eyewitness or forensic evidence tying him to the crime, and he was exonerated in 2006 by DNA evidence that showed the murder was actually committed by a man Mr. Warney had never met.

Since Matias Reyes, a convicted murderer, came forward several months ago to state that he alone had raped the jogger, a variety of theories have surfaced about how that crime was actually committed.

PHILADELPHIA — A book published on Thursday asserts that a black radio journalist convicted of murdering a white Philadelphia police officer more than 26 years ago is not guilty of the crime and that it was actually committed by another man who is now deceased.

PAGE A12 VERDICT IN KILLING IS FAULTED A new book asserts that a black radio journalist convicted of murdering a white Philadelphia police officer more than 26 years ago is not guilty and that the crime was actually committed by another man who is now dead.

As we all know, a governor in South Carolina once vanished for what his staff claimed were body-toning hikes on the Appalachian Trail when he was actually committing adultery in Argentina.

He and Mr. Greenwald intend to file a lawsuit over the detention, Mr. Rusbridger said, "because it's not clear that he was actually committing any offense in carrying material through Heathrow".

"He was actually committing another burglary when he got caught," Lorenz added.

Groene argues that a big company like Microsoft could have hired any consultant it wanted to, but "the actual value that you will create comes from the people who are actually committed to the business.

Many of the murders Mr. Massino is charged with, he said, were actually committed by the informers.