Sentence examples for a trial when from inspiring English sources

Even teaching Bible basics was a trial when her first students, about a decade ago, spoke no English and she no Vietnamese.

It's enough of a trial when he gets, say, a winter head cold at home.

"She's been compensated for having to undergo a trial when she knew she was not guilty," he said.

"I took my son down here for a trial when he was 12," says the Tonbridge Angels physio.

How are news organisations to know if they are at risk of prejudicing a trial when they cannot be sure whether the defendant has been arrested?

He eventually changed Sporting's opinion of him at a trial when he was 16. "Where I grew up it was very difficult for kids," Nani says.

In an interview in The New York Times when he was near retirement as a policeman, he recalled a murder trial when a defendant's brother reproached him for hurting his own kind.

Initially convicted on a federal manslaughter charge, Warren won a new trial when an appeals court said he should have been tried separately from four other former officers charged in the cover-up of Glover's death.

In America no sensible firm will risk gambling on a jury trial when a negative verdict could bar them from doing business with the government.

And why, Holley asked, is the administration pushing for a speedy trial "when there's an election coming up?" With 34,000 pages of discovery, or evidence, the lawyers said, a speedy trial was unlikely.

A3 Trial of Nazi Ally Ruled Unfair The European Court of Human Rights ruled that a Nazi collaborator, Maurice Papon, 91, was denied a fair trial when France refused to allow him to appeal his 1998 conviction.