Sentence examples for evidence at first from inspiring English sources

CIB officers escorted Smith to court during the five day cross-examination and witnessed his evidence at first hand.

There was no evidence at first that he had ejected or survived the crash, and no rescue mission was launched.

Under a spitting rain on this afternoon, he is not in evidence at first but soon emerges in a reluctantly friendly mood.

The phrase is generally used to distinguish between what's happening in practice, according to evidence gleaned at first hand, and what's happening in theory, according to evidence gleaned from reports written by Geneva-based suits and ivory tower-based academics.

Some evidence does at first glance appear to exist to support the first claim - that people who work longer die younger than those who retire early.

Although the bulk of the evidence is at first against Raj, his friend returns from Bangkok and gives him a tape which recorded Raj's encounter at Sonia's house.

Rasch gave evidence at the first Royal Society report on geoengineering 2009 and was a panel member on the 2011 report.

He was acquitted on both occasions and, before contacting Box, had not spoken publicly since giving evidence at the first trial.

One of Ridsdale's victims was his nephew, David Ridsdale, who gave evidence at the first of the commission's Ballarat hearings.

This no-frills atmosphere was in evidence at our first shack, Roy Moore Lobster Co in Rockport, Massachusetts, a classically pretty New England village – all clapboard houses and small craggy bays.

And, finally, in United States v. Randenbush (1834 where the defendant had first been acquitted of counterfeiting one note, and then convicted of counterfeiting a different note (which had been introduced as evidence at the first trial)—the Court held that double jeopardy did not run from the use of the same evidence for "entirely a distinct offence".