libelling造句

• In 1913 he was charged with libelling his father-in-law.
• He is arrested and found guilty of libelling the landlords and preaching sedition.
• In 1639 he was prosecuted for libelling Wentworth.
• In April 2015, the Oystons sued a third fan for libelling them on Facebook.
• However it * is * a personal attack to accuse another editor of libelling you.
• In April 2013, he was convicted by a French court for libelling journalist Bernard Cassen.
• This discovery allows Don to start libelling Roger, in the hope that he sues him.
• He isn't libelling anyone.
• Furthermore, he has brought the discussion to a halt by libelling any subsequent contributor who opposes deletion.
• I find Darouet's tone libelling, as it was libelling on the Talk Page, as demonstrated.
• I find Darouet's tone libelling, as it was libelling on the Talk Page, as demonstrated.
• His writings were not popular with the establishment and he was taken to court in 1915 for libelling a superintendent.
• Fitton was imprisoned for scandalum magnatum, the offence of libelling a peer : he remained in prison for almost 20 years.
• He was imprisoned for six months in 1805, for libelling John Jervis, Earl St . Vincent as a naval administrator.
• Also in 1913 he accused Arthur Ransome of libelling him in his book " Oscar Wilde : A Critical Study ".
• Three journalists were sentenced to two years in prison with labor Saturday for libelling Egypt's deputy prime minister, court officials said.
• In August 1886 he was found guilty of libelling the king, sentenced to five years imprisonment and fined $ 100 with $ 50 costs.
• In 1884 he was sentenced to four months imprisonment for libelling Lord Lonsdale ., but in later life enjoyed a second career as a county magistrate.
• And any " justified intolerance " was have of their threats is more than outweighed by the intolerable and unjustified fact that our article is libelling them.