face charges

There are not many men who will face a charging grizzly.

He also faces a charge of violating his federal parole.

"And if he ever does up, he'll have to face a charge of stealing the motorcycle."

"You mean he'd rather face a charging elephant than write a letter."

The juvenile suspect was brought before a judge to face a charge of car theft.

I'd rather do something unpopular than face a charge of conspiracy."

Otherwise he could face a charge of contempt of Congress.

"Yet you stood by your friend and faced a charging tiger.

However, once back with British forces he found himself facing a charge of aiding the enemy.

Men who are facing a charge of murder, my boy, talk, and talk fast.

Elliott could face a charge of reckless assault, a misdemeanor.

He also faces a charge of perjury in one of the property cases.

While he previously faced a charge of drug possession, it was only a misdemeanor.

In their opinion, the guilty party was already incarcerated, facing a charge of capital murder.

You have seen pikes pushed before, and faced a charge or two, I vow.

He was arrested that day and is now in jail facing a charge of first-degree murder.

She could face a charge of wasting police time - but action is unlikely because of her illness.

If he had said his authority came from God, he would have faced a charge of blasphemy.

Mr. Salinas still faces a charge of illegal enrichment in another case.

"When we do," said the detective, "you're likely to find yourself facing a charge of receiving stolen property."

"I take it you've never faced a charge of cataphracts in full armor?"

He was not prepared to face a charge of heresy from Goldblatt.

I, personally, would face a charge of attempted murder, because of the scion.

If all eight players faced a charging bull two times, the group pot would earn $50,000.

He would face a charge equivalent to treason against the state, and that, he guessed, meant the chair.