Sentence examples for a trial for it from inspiring English sources

Although Krusty and Bob reconcile, the police decide to execute Bob by guillotine for his plot of attempted murder, although he argues with Chief Wiggum that he should have a trial for it at least.

A pharmaceutical company aborted a trial for reasons it never clarified, and the fate of another trial remains obscure even to the World Health Organization.

It's not a competition or a trial for that matter – it's your sexual history so feel free to leave it in the past where it belongs.

If you're doing something like a trial for something and it sort of takes away your energy or makes you ill, you've done it yourself and when you've got a young family and you work full time and stuff, I don't think it's what I would like to do.

If the same conditions remain for the second day, batting is likely to be as much a trial for England as it was for the tourists: this has the makings of a titanic struggle.

To help display this multidimensionality, we have developed of a tool, primarily intended to be used in designing a trial, for characterising where it will stand along the pragmatic-explanatory continuum in relation to each design decision.

If Richmond was meant to be a trial for a progressive alliance, it concluded with Tim Farron proclaiming the outcome as a result for a moderate alternative to the Tories and Labour.

She was in a trial for BMN 673, and it was successful at shrinking existing cancer and preventing new growth.

"Whether MDMA is it or whether it's a trial for us to identify what is going on in the brain is still an open question".

Not only was this a trial for me and the clothing, it would be a journey for those around me and masculinity as a whole.

It was windy, the greens were very fast and bumpy and it was a trial for everybody.