Examples of using Charged him in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And they charged him.
Charged him double.
The police charged him with….
They charged him with assault on a police officer.
Authorities never charged him with the crime.
We charged him with criminal possession of a weapon.
We say the French police charged him with attempted rape.
They charged him with 37 counts of murder.
Police, calling him a wacko, charged him with murder.
Authorities charged him with making a terrorist threat.
He was promptly arrested, and police charged him with murder.
The police charged him with leaking information to a neighboring country.
I think Lucy told Charlie Brown that and only charged him 5¢.
An SS court charged him with murder.
He ran off, but police soon detained him, and charged him with theft.
Federal authorities also charged him with lying to them about the purpose of the withdrawals.
Chuck pushed the kid's face into the snow and the school cops charged him with aggravated assault.
Even the Dallas police had not charged him with any crime by the time that paper had hit the streets.
The desk sergeant at the detentionfacility said that one of the inmate's girlfriends charged him with giving her HIV.
When the State charged him, we had a 302 on file concluding he's Quinn O'Hallohan.
When he got to the door, he released my hand for a moment to flingit open, and as he did, Pa charged him.
On November 3 a military judge charged him with"spreading false or exaggerated information that can weaken national sentiment.".
It is understood Mr Nimmo attempted to flee thescene,'and was restrained by police,'who later charged him with possession of indecent material.'.
Dr Monk, Bentley's biographer, charged him(in his first edition, 1830) with an indecorum of which he was not guilty.
While prosecutors charged him with“carrying and trading in weapons,” Nasser said that no evidence of this was presented in court.
According to J., Hamas authorities never charged him with any crime or gave him the chance to call a lawyer;
James Henry Monk, Bentley's biographer, charged him(in his first edition, 1830) with an indecorum of which he was not guilty.
Brooks found no evidence of direct involvement by Brigham Young, but charged him with obstructing the investigation and provoking the attack through his rhetoric.