bribe造句

The merchant offers a bribe to him.

He demeant himself by accepting a bribe.

Indians post details of how they are forced to bribe.

The judge was impeached for taking a bribe.

They tried to bribe the judge to acquit them.

An honest man is properly indignant at the offer of a bribe.

Extortion turns a wise man into a fool, and a bribe corrupts the heart.

Almost every interviewee said he had paid a bribe for his.

If you're finding it hard to get on with things, bribe yourself!

An official at a French university says he was offered a huge bribe to award degrees falsely to Chinese students.

An easier way to pull off a successful bribe is by using the Chrono Chasm, Fissure, or Rift Powers.

Still, we were undeterred, and after some pleasantries made our way to the far side of the island to seek out a fisherman to bribe.

Another trick is to bribe the sommelier of a fancy restaurant to pass on empty bottles that once held expensive wine, along with the corks.

Afterwards I found out that the payment for the crime report may be distasteful, but it seems to be policy, rather than a bribe.

The first bribe paid by your correspondent, in Ukraine in 1998, went to two policemen so they would let him board a train leaving the country.

When charges were subsequently brought against a clerk who had asked for a bribe, the others realised that Mr Bhatti meant business, and buyers and sellers reported a sudden improvement in service.

"It is very shameful, but probably I will pay the bribe," Mohammed Naim, a young English teacher, said as he stood in front of the Secondary Courthouse in Kabul.