Examples of using Alibi in English and their translations into Slovak
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If Houdina disappeared for that long, that means her alibi doesn't really check out.
You tell her what happened, then she's going to have the alibi she's been waiting for.
She's got a motive and no alibi.
About the alibi… I'm sorry-- I'm impressed you took the initiative to go get it.
Blaming the Europeans is an alibi and the rest of our excuses- like the refugees don't have the right papers- are sickening.
So, when Rourke asks him to be his alibi… he can't say no. Right.
perseverance ceased to be considered an alibi for"mediocrity.".
Well, that would certainly cast new light on her credibility as my dad's alibi.
That Gisborne did not tell me that one day somebody might come asking about his alibi?
With all due respect, Sir, you may not be the best person to give your son an alibi.
As regards the Kaufmann report, we have always argued that the Citizens' Initiative is neither a placebo nor an alibi, but a serious constitutional instrument, with which the citizens can
The objective must be to grant relief and not- I repeat not- an alibi for these companies to disguise
Thus, it gives the impression that amateur sport which is its declared"raison d'etre" is only an alibi for approaching professional sport,
This myth serves as an alibi for all those who put the commercial interests of a few above respect for the values that they proclaim,
up to contemporary private collections, conceives the phenomenon of collecting as an alibi for a narcissistic self-identification of the private subject.
which later supported Čubírková's alibi.
However, the question whether this constitutes a procedural bar for the present proceedings on account of lis alibi pendens cannot be decided by the Court of Justice, but only by the competent national court.
February 1945 The S.S. Alibi of a Nation.
were quite cold-bloodedly set up to provide an alibi for someone about to commit a murder?
which gives them an alibi.