Sentence examples for brutal trial from inspiring English sources

The agony of Vicki's death would be a mere prelude to a brutal trial in which the killer was granted a defence of provocation by Justice George Hampel.

Of the 16 men who were formally charged, only one, the one who denied it all, who fought the case through a brutal trial, beat the charges.

The Vancouver dorm will be outfitted with motion sensors and moisture detectors as scientists gauge how the building endures perhaps its most brutal trial—housing 400 college students.

The fate of dwarf Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) hinges on a brutal trial by combat in "The Mountain and the Viper," Episode 38 of HBO's epic fantasy "Game of Thrones".

As the verdicts were announced, outside it hailed as if in biblical counterpoint, stark and fitting punctuation to the end of Boston's marathon endurance of the brutal crime, the brutal trial, and the brutal winter of 2015.

And I am left to wonder for all 35 of them, and surely way, way beyond, how this imposter can possibly be headed off, untroubled, unfettered, into the sunset, bound for a cushy life in Dallas, instead of a brutal trial in The Hague.

"In the 1700s bigamy cases were inflamed affairs, with long, drawn-out, rather brutal trials of women, with character witnesses," Mr. Cohen said.

That the judge found nothing wrong with Andrade's cross-examination illustrates just how brutal rape trials often are, and why so many victims are denied justice.

The 2013 Tour had the most mountainous final week in years including a brutal, hilly time trial, finishes on Mont Ventoux, L'Alpe d'Huez and Mont Semnoz and a long mountain stage to Grand Bornand.

And now, after our historically brutal winter, the trial of the surviving younger brother is tearing at us again.

Chris Froome sure of his recovery for Olympic time trial after brutal road race.