Sentence examples for getting a trial from inspiring English sources

A new tool for teaching anatomy is getting a trial run in a bioengineering class.

Khadr spent a third of his life in Guantánamo before getting a trial; he also says he was physically abused in our custody.

"Mr. Simpson is not only getting a fair trial, he is getting a trial in which every one of his rights is being exquisitely safeguarded.

Senator Bradley's proposal for "medical courts" would prevent victims of medical errors from getting a trial by jury — the bedrock of our civil justice system.

Mark Grannis, a lawyer for Hatfill, said Locy's sources were important but that getting a trial this year, before memories fade even more, was more important than waiting out a long fight to get her to give up the names.

And while the business of getting a trial together tends to be slower than the business of electing a president, the prospect of a courtroom defense of climate science — or of the right of opponents to call it fraudulent — might just nudge the issue into a little more prominence in the national campaign.

We US citizens will get a trial eventually - for now.

Indeed, no victim has even gotten a trial.

He didn't get a trial with Chelsea.

It may get a trial run in Uganda as early as this summer.

The technology got a trial run at a meeting of world leaders in Davos, Switzerland, this year.