Accomplice In A Sentence

Definition of Accomplice

• Nothing was easier than to switch off the train if an accomplice was at the points.
• Notice that the accomplice is punished more heavily than the principal culprit.
• And her own uncle was the friend and the actual accomplice of the real criminal.
• It had not occurred to him that his former accomplice would be dragged down in his fall.
• Thereupon a young lad who had been his accomplice came forward and told the story.
• His consciousness of pure aims allows him to become an accomplice in the worst crimes.
• I was one day his accomplice in omitting to enforce a duty which we were appointed to supervise.
• Then the accomplice came back through the chapel, which opened into this same hall.
• He had also furnished me capital and was become my confederate, an accomplice in my frauds.
• Who, when all was said and done, had served as his accomplice or his executioner?
• Or had I made myself the accomplice of the murderer in not denouncing his abominable crime?
• But in that case, instead of a 'witness,' she would have become an accomplice herself.
• His accomplice would get off with a sound swishing, for which, of course, he himself was too old.
• An insurrection breaks out in Italy, and you are at once thought to be its accomplice in France.
• You must have brought your accomplice to hide in the barn and do the work while you played the gentleman!
• He already saw himself in prison as an accomplice to this act which in his simplicity he considered a crime.
• Even the theory of an accomplice living in the house did not do much to make the phenomenon easier to understand.
• If you lie still, you are considered as an accomplice in the measures in which you silently acquiesce.
• He was in honor bound to undeceive the kind-hearted and unwitting accomplice of the fraud practiced on herself as well as on him.
• Not for another hour could he begin operations, and all he and his accomplice had to do was to sit and wait.
• My winter night was at an end, that terrible night which had been an accomplice in the murder of my wife and son.
• To be silent in certain circumstances makes us the accomplice of sin; to speak out frees us from responsibility.
• For no sooner had Muriel dressed and come downstairs than the accomplice walked straight into the house.
• He understood why she left him, or thought so; it was because she knew he undertook risks and might suffer as his accomplice if they were caught.
• The proper feeling shown by his former accomplice called forth Leslie's sympathy.
• Judging from the smell, Copley was smoking in the dining-room whilst his accomplice was preparing the supper.
• Has anything ever been ascribed to the agency of Satan himself which could more clearly render him an accomplice in the sins of men?

• Steinheil and her accomplice needed for their scheme.
• The accomplice is yourself, my beauty.
• The whole thing was arranged with their accomplice inside.
• Her accomplice was Gaetano.
• What with one lie and another, I became his accomplice .
• There it was that she had scored him for making her an accomplice of trickery.
• How dare you consider me as an accomplice in your odious designs?
• Had he not gone straight to the place where the accomplice had agreed to wait?
• I wonder if they've really got an accomplice in the house?
• In each town he had an accomplice who dare not, if he would, betray him.
• Once again Florence and her accomplice had tried to get rid of him.
• When his accomplice had gone away, Bradley crossed over to old Welborne.
• Was it an accomplice of Arsene Lupin, a friend of Florence, one of the police?