Use of the word arraign in a sentence example

arraign

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Each delegation has the right to formulate resolutions independently, and to call to account and arraign the common ministers. [Please select]

Austen had never verbally arraigned those duties until to-night. [verb]

For this act Giddings was arraigned and censured by the House. [Please select]

It was dangerous, but my purpose is not to arraign Ministers. [verb]

Had they, themselves, been prisoners accused of treason, he could not have arraigned them more ferociously. [Please select]

John Pott, late Governor, indicted, arraigned, and found guilty of stealing cattle, 13 jurors, 3 whereof councellors. [Please select]

It arraigned and condemned the bishops in their absence. [Please select]

The college cooks were arraigned before a tribunal of the students. [Please select]

He stopped and arraigned his companion, regardless of interested glances and passing smiles. [Please select]

Harry had been formally arraigned the second morning after his self-surrender and had pleaded not guilty. [Please select]

In this sermon he had arraigned certain books as largely responsible. [Please select]

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