Sentence examples for To trials from inspiring English sources
noun
An opportunity to test something out; a test.
- They will perform the trials for the new equipment next week.
But there is no doubt that the case poisoned the atmosphere for multimedia access to trials.
Nothing compared to trials in London, where Ellen Terry, quite deaf, was in audience.
About 40 others have been referred to trials before military tribunals or federal criminal courts.
That "something" was more than just gathering information that led up to trials and convictions.
Others use the Internet or call organizations that specialize in referring people to trials.
His dad, Aubrey, drove him to Dallas to trials for a club team called the Longhorns.
It applies to interim injunction applications as it does to trials.
"We've been in discussions with the Pakistani government about how to handle the trials, the sequence to trials," he said.
"Simple to learn but hard to master" is how RedLynx describes Trials Evolution, the sequel to Trials HD.
There is already talk of expanding the investigation to trials that used other techniques aside from adenoviruses.
It also is empowered to open investigations that could lead to trials in cases of political persecution and murders.
