treason造句

They charged treason against him.

All were found guilty of high treason.

The punishment for treason is death.

Her enemies were accusing her of treason.

If the postage stamp of the Queen is placed upside down that is considered treason.

Don't let me blame others of treason just because they don't think like me.

Biti was charged with treason by the former government, and was detained after last year's elections.

Two months later the Queen of Scots was arrested on a charge of treason.

Mr Musharraf is also now exiled to London, yet Mr Sharif continues to demand he be prosecuted for treason.

They were also outraged by the behaviour of bankers, whom one union leader accused of economic treason.

Having betrayed peter, Mazeppa was anxious to link up with the Swedes before his treason was discovered.

Allies in eastern Europe and Republican critics at home have been quick to cry treason and appeasement.

During Cardinal Wolsey's trial for treason, he was accused of giving Henry VIII syphilis by persistently whispering in the king's ear.

Anybody who set himself up as king, without being appointed king by the Senate, that was itself an act of treason.

From the government's point of view, his protests were analogous to treason, and they sentenced him to a life of auguish in prison.

Many of Ethiopia's opposition leaders were imprisoned after the election of 2005 on trumped-up treason charges; after a year or more, they were freed.

Spurning American offers of a deal if he would tell all, he sought political asylum in Russia. When that was denied, he returned, and eloquently defended himself against charges of treason.