Prosecutor In A Sentence

• The prosecutor was eager.
• The prosecutor was baffled.
• The prosecutor looked in his direction with a frown.
• The rasping speech of the prosecutor was finished at last.
• Without making any comment, the prosecutor sat down.
• The prosecutor never left Italy.
• In this affair Winthrop acted as prosecutor and judge.
• The Prosecutor for the Crown.
• Gail Thackeray was a former prosecutor in Philadelphia.
• He gave only the answers that the prosecutor forced from him.
• And the prosecutor does not interrupt him in his infamous speech?
• The prosecutor passed these witnesses with serene confidence.
• You're the real intended prosecutor here.
• The prosecutor requested the defendant to explain their possession.
• The prosecutor knew the incidents and knew what men had said to each other.
• Then the prosecutor went back in the story to establish a motive.
• The crown prosecutor watched the prisoner's counsel.
• The prosecutor was shaken out of his pose a bit by the court-room laugh.
• The Crown Prosecutor glanced at his notes and prepared to question him.
• The Crown prosecutor blinked, and eventually Samuel Potter was discharged.
• The prosecutor demanded four months' detention and degradation.
• Mr. James Stuart, Q.C., was the prosecutor on the part of the crown.

• The prosecutor announced that the efforts of his detectives had resulted in nothing more.
• A public prosecutor of nuisances is more wanted than a public prosecutor of crime.
• The examining magistrate and the public prosecutor had drawn nearer in astonishment.
• Perhaps the county physician may have requested it, or the prosecutor of the pleas.
• The prosecutor threw off his friendly manner like a rustic flinging his coat for a fight.
• But the judge waved him down, and the prosecutor pressed his new line of inquisition.
• The prosecutor said, all he knew was that he was pulled behind by somebody several times.
• The agents of the Public Prosecutor never came there for food for the guillotine.
• Docs not the decree of St. Stephen lay it down that the prosecutor must be a married man?
• The libertine and prosecutor of Mrs. Wentworth is no more, and to God we leave him.
• She was under examination at least three hours, and only once did the prosecutor succeed in exciting her so that she developed any passion.
• Did the prosecutor hold her more of an enemy than a friend to his efforts to convict the man whose hand had made her a widow?
• The cattle-thief prosecutor has appeared, and will shortly present himself blushing before the public gaze.
• Even if the prosecutor intended to deal in counterfeit money, that is no reason why the appellant should go unwhipped of justice.
• It seemed incumbent upon the prosecutor to make some sort of a statement, but the attorney for the defence interposed.
• In vain did the public prosecutor point out that there was a decree of the Convention ordering him to proceed.
• The public prosecutor tried in vain to shake his story, but he positively adhered to every word he had spoken.
• I'll bring back the public prosecutor with me, and then we'll sift this wretched business to the bottom.

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