| The same cannot be said of Mr Major. There are alibis to be advanced on Mr Major's behalf. |
| The parents invented all sorts of alibis for times when the abuses had taken place, with the result that the girl retracted her accusations. |
| These guys will fall silent, then we'll be bombarded with a slew of alibis and lame excuses for their failure. |
| Excuses, alibis and wild cover-up stories chased each other around Harry's brain, each more feeble than the last. |
| In that case, the police had not revealed that they had questioned a witness who confirmed the accused's alibis. |
| Then everything turns into habits and alibis that persuade you to stay, and so does comfort. |
