Sentence examples for be a long trial from inspiring English sources

"Most people, when they're called for jury duty, assume if they are going to be on a trial, it's going to be a long trial," said Shari Seidman Diamond, a law professor at Northwestern University.

"It's going to be a long trial".

But even with those notes, "it was a long trial-and-error exercise," says Quady, to develop his extra-dry and sweet vermouths.

By all rights, the union and these officers should now be gathered over legal briefs, mounting their defense for what promises to be a long civil trial.

Studded with small climbs except on Friday, when there will be a long, flat time trial, the stages will begin to roll north toward Paris.

Treatment today can still be a long and draining process of trial and error to find the right medication, which can last for years.

4) Civilian trials will be a long, drawn out process.

Lori Duggan Gold, a spokeswoman for Adelphi, said the university had agreed to the payment, which was made by the university's insurance company, to avoid what would have been a long, costly trial that would have disrupted the fall semester.

It's a long time trial and that will suit him".

"This is going to be a very long trial going through the summer," the judge said.

"It is the first day of testimony in what is going to be a very long trial," said Drew Biondo, a spokesman for Mr. Catterson.