Sentence examples for when i accused from inspiring English sources

Last November, a panel of medical panjandrums, attacked me viciously, when I accused them of being smug.

I was on the midway at the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo, holding a pink Reserve Champion ribbon that I won for a skirt and a blouse I made, when I accused my mother of not knowing how to sew.

And when Schatzow questioned Taylor on cross-examination, he raised his own personal battle with Taylor: "You're aware you were removed from the investigation at my request when I accused you of sabotaging the investigation?" he said.

When I accused Yahoo of playing the crazy card in their negotiations with Microsoft, I never thought these people were actually insane.

"This is not about stock prices and it's not about people's enthusiasm levels," said Siemers when I accused the companies of trying to raise investor expectations.

I recognise that when I accuse my husband of being a hideous, grumpy old git, I can behave – at times – like a hideous, grumpy old git.

No wonder Beatrice Rose recoils when I accuse Abel & Cole of aping the supermarkets with its broad-based home delivery service: 'We are not like the supermarkets at all,' she says, 'but we have moved on.

That's when I was accused of it, of being a morbid writer.

When I'm accused of spreading propaganda on the BBC, that simply isn't true, for two reasons.

It's also why it's ironic when I'm accused of being this raging socialist who wants to amass more and more power for their own government. . . .

Since March, when I was accused of being racist for a statement I made about the influence of blacks on Obama's historic campaign, people have been stopping me to express a common sentiment: If you're white you can't open your mouth without being accused of being racist.