Sentence examples for fascinating trial from inspiring English sources

Buy yourself some peanuts and Cracker Jack, court fans, as a fascinating trial is coming.

"The trial of Charles Taylor, which is now being held in The Hague, is a fascinating trial of the former leader of a country, but it gets no coverage," Mr. Scheffer said, illustrating this phenomenon.

It has been a fascinating trial to uncover the mechanism of INM; how does the direction of nuclear migration correlate to each phase of cell cycle?

The verdict puts a final mark on one of the more twisted yet fascinating trials of a terror suspect, whose back story has attracted the attention of human rights groups as well as federal prosecutors.

And I quickly realized how fascinating these trials could be, at so many different levels: historical, political, diplomatic, legal, psychological, philosophical.

Peter Bradshaw "The slow burn of Big Eyes is watching Margaret find the courage to confront her husband, resulting in a fascinating, and funny, trial.

Sure, there are lots of potentially fascinating things in this trial, writes T. J. Quinn on ESPN.com, including the prospect of Andy Pettitte tossing him under the proverbial bus.

The prospect of a train wreck may not be quite as fascinating as the Simpson trial, but it could focus public attention on the substance of the budget.

Stage 17 gives the sprinters Mark Cavendish a chance of another win, then it's a fascinating 20.6km uphill time trial on Stage 18.

The new book, the latest installment in the remarkable Annals of Communism series being published by Yale University Press, presents the grimly fascinating record of their trial as well as some informed speculation about the reasons that Stalin wanted the committee members dead.

One of the most fascinating parts of the trial came when he described how he had lost both his hands, and also the sight in one eye.