Sentence examples for ever testified from inspiring English sources

I'm the only one who's ever testified in court against one".

"Indeed, in the history of the C.I.A., no one in my position has ever testified publicly".

No justice has ever testified on the constitutionality of bills before Congress — even President Franklin D. Roosevelt's ill-conceived "court-packing" proposal.

Of the roughly 400 licensed trappers in Connecticut, he said, "none have ever testified that they need to sell the pelts to make a living".

In the case of Ms. Rice, however, the White House said no other incumbent national security adviser had ever testified in public concerning policy matters.

Mr. England told her that she would never be adopted because she was too old and that if she ever testified against him, she would be forced into a life of prostitution, she said in her statement to the F.B.I.

But it is unlikely that Cheney will ever testify.

Just before he was to testify in Congress on the matter in December 1986, he suffered seizures and then underwent brain surgery; he died from nervous-system lymphoma without ever testifying.

"I don't think Loretta or Dennis would ever testify against him even if they had information which could help the government, which they don't".

In the afternoon, the crew became the first shuttle crew to ever testify live from orbit in a United States Senate hearing.

If a suspect decides to cooperate and provide information to the government, an accurate statement reduces the individual's susceptibility to cross-examination should he or she ever testify at trial as a government witness.