Sentence examples for attacks testified from inspiring English sources

Women from those attacks testified.

Survivors of the attacks testified, including Ashraf al-Akhras, the groom whose wedding was bombed.

The group also said civilians fleeing the attacks testified about what they described as "poisonous smoke" that could have been chemical weapons.

Mr. Moussaoui, arrested on immigration charges three weeks before the attacks, testified last month that he was to have flown a plane into the White House on Sept. 11 and that one member of his crew was to have been Richard C. Reid, now serving a life sentence for trying to detonate explosives in his shoe on a flight from Paris to Miami.

Some of the teenagers who witnessed the attack testified against Mr. Farrell.

Ms. Knoller, who unlike her husband was charged with second-degree murder because she was present during the attack, testified that she had fought with all her might to get the male dog, Bane, off Ms. Whipple.

The victim of a brick attack testified in a barely audible voice yesterday that her life of promise was reduced to one of struggle in a violent instant that left her nearly dead on a Midtown sidewalk.

Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the attack, testified in the morning that he thought he was going to die, and said he could see his "bones and flesh sticking out".

One government witness, Paul J. McAllister, a former lawyer for Mr. Salim who met with his client in the minutes before the attack, testified that he saw guards dragging an apparently unconscious Mr. Salim down the hallway in a trail of blood, and that one guard then took a key and plunged it into Mr. Salim's eye, causing blood to spurt out.

Borović, who defected to Croatia a month after the attack, testified against Šišić.

People like Rebekah Gregory, who lost her leg in the attack, testified as well.