Sentence examples similar to a captivating trial from inspiring English sources
Creeping through the blasted streets of 1945 Berlin, locating the ideal sniper's nest and booby-trapping its perimeter before settling in to await the perfect shot is a captivating trial-and-error experience.
The jury received the casino case on April 24 after a long and captivating trial highlighted by the playing of wiretap-generated audiotapes and the testimony of former friends of Mr. Edwards who turned state's evidence against him.
The captivating trial of these men illustrated the stakes of extending those rights to arrivals from far-flung lands.
Distilled into three syllables, that is the essence of the case that federal prosecutors have laid bare against Mr. Edwards, Louisiana's official state rogue, in a captivating four-month trial that will go to the jury next week.
It provided a captivating trap.
This question of potential benefit of rTFPI in patients with sCAP will be definitively answered by the results of the recently completed phase III CAPTIVATE trial.
Infusion of rh-TFPI was suggested to improve survival of patients with a community-acquired pneumonia [ 25] but failed to improve outcome of patients with severe community-acquired pneumonia in the recent CAPTIVATE trial [ 26].
Subgroup analyses supporting the design of the CAPTIVATE trial have serious limitations because they considered small populations and therefore were statistically underpowered and potentially overestimated the effects of the studied drug.
And while the early-season programme continues to meander through the next few days, a captivating week of Classic trials is set to begin at Leopardstown on Sunday.
Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee who dazzled the world with his sprinting in the 2012 Olympics, was sentenced to five years in prison by a South African judge on Tuesday morning, bringing to a close a trial that has captivated world audiences in a way unseen since the trial of O.J. Simpson.
Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.
