convict造句

The convict confessed his crime.

I'd rather die than be a convict.

A convict! You call me Sir!

The convict fled away with a hostage.

The convict had his hands cuffed behind his back.

Make this your case: no jury would convict.

You can't convict a man of a crime on circumstantial evidence alone.

The ex-convict Brevet wore the black and gray waistcoat of the central prisons.

The instruction of the policeman set the convict on the right path.

The prosecutors asked the jury to focus on Mr. Deskovic's highly detailed confession and convict him.

Cool Hand Luke was a powerhouse prison saga, casting Newman as the rambunctious convict turned Christ-like martyr.

The wood was disappearing under mud, and the iron beneath rust. Under the axle-tree hung, like drapery, a huge chain, worthy of some Goliath of a convict.

In the months after the trial, Smalls helped convict 21 more associates, for a total of over 300 years in prison.

In October, 1809, a European convict ship was attacked by a large group of Maori warriors, in revenge for the mistreatment of a chief's son.

Or, let me put it another way: If you were arrested for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you?

In the denouement of Great Expectations, we learn that Pip's secret benefactor is the runaway convict whom Pip had once helped.

A rescue party was sent out, and an Irish convict named John Graham, who had previously lived in the bush as an escapee and who spoke the Aboriginal language, ultimately negotiated her release.

The district attorney who prosecuted the case, Michael Jackson, said he planned to try to convict Mr. Fowler of murder but was satisfied with the less severe manslaughter ruling.

If Mr Yanukovich was considering leaning on the court to convict Mrs Tymoshenko, the reaction to yesterday's arrest may suggest that the political price of doing so may be too high.

This is a very serious crime. In those days, the punishment was beheading — the convict was dragged out to a public place where everybody could watch and his head was chopped off with a big sword.

A recent study by Israeli scientists found that judges were much more likely to grant a convict parole if they had just eaten a meal than if they were at the end of a session.