acquit

You have given me your name, I acquitted myself last night.

Because after she's acquitted she'll have to come here and take up life again.

If the press report from last week is anything to go by, he has acquitted himself well.

Of the 300 tried so far, he said, 6 have been acquitted.

In the face of this evidence both men were acquitted.

The only way you're going to be acquitted is if I get up there and use a good defense.

The other three were acquitted in a trial a year ago.

Only five ever went to trial, two of those being acquitted.

Her father was also tried and acquitted of the same crime.

He had been acquitted of a similar charge in 1990.

Although tried and acquitted, he killed himself soon after the trial.

He was tried and acquitted on the charges last year.

That he cannot be acquitted of using my own drugs against me.

Even though he might eventually be acquitted, it would make no matter.

He was tried for her murder in 1957 but acquitted.

He was acquitted on these charges just two days later.

He was acquitted of all charges on May 30, 2011.

"In the 1990 trial, all the evidence came into the open and we were acquitted."

He, by the way, had been acquitted of the charge brought against him.

He and his wife were acquitted of all charges a few months later.

We saw a man who'd been acquitted by a jury.

In 1986 he was tried and acquitted for that murder.

He was acquitted at his trial for lack of evidence.

They were acquitted due to lack of evidence in 1983.

On his return to Paris in 1834, he was acquitted.