Sentence examples for bit of testifying from inspiring English sources

Between bands, there was a bit of testifying and confessing, too.

If the guilt of the two Libyans is established by hundreds of witnesses who will testify and the thousands of bits of evidence that will be introduced, they should be convicted and sentenced to life in prison in Scotland.

"They were banging on the car -- making it rock a bit," he testified in San Diego County Superior Court, with the help of a sign-language specialist.

"The trouble is, you've come to us in what I think is a bit of an arrogant position and testified about these factual issues," he said to Mr. Ebbers, "and then you expect not to answer questions about that".

"How could it not?" When witnesses testify by phone, one bit of courtroom drama vanishes: the moment when driver and customer meet face to face.

Bergkamp is no softie; those against whom he has played could certainly testify to his readiness when provoked to show a bit of spite, adroitly disguised, on the pitch.

But as fans of Wales and Ireland will testify, there's nothing sad about a bit of robotics, as long as it means you're winning.

And in every image, a rapid-fire bit of calligraphy hangs crisply above the scene, like a disembodied neon light, testifying to an extraordinary mastery of the art.

One juror testified that Cannon was asleep during "quite a bit" of the trial.

Mr. Flick testified on Thursday that "there was a good bit of e-mail traffic" and "some faxes back and forth" between the administration and Congress surrounding Medicare estimates.

Dozens of victims testified of atrocities.