book charge in a sentence
- Wright's resignation on the book charge was a plea bargain.
- He wrote a book charging that the judiciary was " in the stranglehold " of the executive.
- Two books charging a liberal lean have been cavorting on the New York Times Best Seller list for weeks.
- He doesn't deny what the book charges but instead says that on the whole it is accurate.
- The company's accuracy and commissions that sports books charge for bets make sports gambling a losing proposition for most.
- It's difficult to find book charge in a sentence.
- The company also reported a plunge in its fiscal first-quarter earnings today as it books charges for the government settlement.
- But He's book charged that the theory is really just an attempt to consolidate the power of the ruling elite.
- Academia is still abuzz over a new book charging that a measles vaccine killed hundreds of primitive Amazon Indians three decades ago.
- The book charged that she had sponsored a re-election committee for Benjamin J . Davis, a Communist councilman in New York.
- The book charges that " politicized " classes and student activities have led to an ironic intolerance on campus _ intolerance of all things Western.
- The book charged that anthropologists had repeatedly caused harm and in some cases, death to members of the Yanomami people whom they had studied in the 1960s.
- The maximum prison time for the racketeering charge alone is 20 y'ars, while the falsifying of corporate books charge has a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.
- Florence's astrologer peddled her revelations to magazines, her destruction of presidential papers made headlines and a 1930 book charged that she had conspired with the family doctor to kill the president.
- In fact, the book charges, " Chiang was not even a good soldier . . . His performance on the battlefield was nothing but clumsy and second-rate ."
- Such demographics hardly seemed significant during a recent hike on the Camp Smith Trail, as Daniels and six other contributors to the new book charged up a stairway of million-year-old granite.
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