Sentence examples for word traitor from inspiring English sources
When hot water is poured into the mug, the word traitor appears.
"Espadamobile" is scrawled in large letters in the dust on one of the windows, as is the word "Traitor".
He would often mention an unnamed magazine that, before the Iraq war, had his photograph on its cover with the word "traitor" running "across my chest".
But perhaps the most Tudor aspect of this whole Brexit debacle is the return to common parlance of the word "traitor".
I've read the word "traitor" thrown at former Corbyn supporters who now think he should go, as if it's a crime to look at new evidence or circumstances and change your mind.
The interviewer, Mona El Shazly, asks him, "Were they accusing you of that?" He talks about "what I call the season of making everyone a traitor" — and the need to hold onto the truth, including refusing to exaggerate what happened to him and say he was beaten rather than blindfolded, and the way the word traitor has been thrown around.
Remarking on the controversy, the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he opposed "the use of the word traitors to describe those who disagree with me".
"We have always been a country of traders," said Pieter A. van Gulik, deputy commissioner for foreign investment, pronouncing "traders" with a very hard "d" sound clearly intended to bounce off the word "traitors," the epithet nationalists in some countries spit at those who favor welcoming multinationals with open arms.
The next day, a photo appeared on an Internet forum for Chinese students with a photo of Ms. Wang and the words "traitor to your country" emblazoned in Chinese across her forehead.
A group of aviation workers at Cairo airport reportedly scrawled "We will bring this plane down" in Arabic across the jet's underside, along with the surname of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and the words "traitor" and "murderer".
Once back in the public world of men, it takes the tribunes the single word of "traitor" to goad Coriolanus to frenzy, with his banishment the speedy result.
