Sentence examples for were fitted up from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the dead bodies were fitted up with weapons or grenades.What eventually sparked public protests in Ingushetia was the killing of a six-year-old boy.

During the wars with Napoleon from 1804 to 1815, more than 1.6 million of these muskets were assembled in Birmingham, and nearly 2.7 million muskets of all types were "fitted up" in London and at the Lewisham Royal Armoury Mills.

Family portraits could be fitted up with the voices of the departed.

Both are fitted up with telephone booths, washrooms and leather furniture.

His execution by evil King Joffrey's lickspittles after being fitted up for treason was one of season one's shocking moments.

Amid the hullabaloo, all the warnings from friends – who cautioned: "Don't get into this issue, Dreda, you'll be fitted up by rightwingers" – seemed right.

She admitted lying persistently, but said she had believed she was "doing the right thing at the time, for that person" because Mr Huntley had been accused of rape in the past and feared he would be "fitted up".

Her simple-minded son has been fitted up for a schoolgirl's murder, and in a society of inept cops, exploitative lawyers and generally corrupt townsfolk, only mommie dearest believes he's innocent – and sets out to prove it.

A complaint about Beechey was made to the then Police Complaints Authority by George Tomkins, who alleged he had been "fitted up" by West Midlands police for an armed robbery he did not commit.

Turns out her husband has been killed as a result of a creepy conspiracy by white monopolists to bankrupt her business, and a preternaturally wise Aborigine called King George, played by David Gulpilil, has been fitted up for the murder.

"Nothing can exceed the comfort with which [these boats] are fitted up," the actress Fanny Kemble wrote in 1832 after a trip to West Point, describing her boat as "bounding over the water like a race horse".