prosecutor|prosecutors|prosecutrices|prosecutrix|prosecutrixes in English

noun

['pros·e·cu·tor || 'prɑsɪkjuːtə(r) /'prɒs-]

plaintiff, person who files a legal action; prosecuting attorney, attorney who manages the accusing side of a legal trial

Use "prosecutor|prosecutors|prosecutrices|prosecutrix|prosecutrixes" in a sentence

1. Prosecutor, the chief prosecutor would like to see you.

2. I'm a prosecutor.

3. The Prosecutor General?

4. I mean, Prosecutor?

5. New county prosecutor.

6. Fine, thanks, Mr Prosecutor.

7. Is that human, Mr Prosecutor?

8. We don't put checks on prosecutors.

9. She also received a Best Dressed nod from the Korea Lifestyle Awards for giving a boost to the hanbok fashion industry via her two period projects, and was named Honorary Prosecutor by the Supreme Prosecutors' Office.

10. You're gonna be my prosecutor?

11. Mukhtar my friend, the prosecutor.

12. That's how federal agents and prosecutors think.

13. Altogether 120 judges and prosecutors were reassigned.

14. This is Prosecutor woo from Seoul Prosecutors'Office.

15. The prosecutor recommended a 15-year sentence.

16. A sting to net a corrupt prosecutor.

17. An Afghan prosecutor has been assassinated.

18. The prosecutors were impressive, but the defense weak.

19. When the hearing began, I recognized the prosecutor.

20. The public prosecutor charged treason against the prisoner.

21. The prosecutor still maintained White abused the children.

22. Prosecutors dropped the charges for the cigarette hijacking.

23. The couple appealed to provincial prosecutors to investigate.

24. Prosecutors routinely retry defendants after a hung jury.

25. And that idiot prosecutor was under you, too!