Sentence examples for be given a trial from inspiring English sources

He fancied a career in baseball, and was good enough to be given a trial by the Boston Red Sox.

A full-sized driverless bus will be given a trial for the first time in the UK by one of Britain's biggest transport operators later this year.

If they are taken into military custody, they have to be given a trial of some sort – but not due process in a civil court.

The Co-op has shown interest in stocking the range and it is about to be given a trial in the Morrisons chain.

Bruno Plácido, the leader of the vigilantes' movement, said the detainees would be given a trial by an assembly of villagers, possibly beginning next week.

The day after the Fairfax grand jury meets is called "term day," when indictments are unsealed and defendants appear in court to hear the charges and be given a trial date.

He was given a trial run that same day, and was soon taking regular classes.

In September, he was given a trial as a driver by a delivery company in London.

He had just been given a trial date in December when he heard the news.

This leads to wild comedy when Eliza is given a trial outing at Mrs Higgins' tea party.

"My personal reaction is that Saddam Hussein was given a trial that he was unwilling to give the thousands of people he killed," Bush said.