Sentence examples for going to testify from inspiring English sources
"She's going to testify against him".
"It's the big Chelsea issue of our time, and I'm going to testify against it.
"I said I was going to testify under oath," he said.
-- If you are going to testify, Mr. Adams, you will be sworn.
"They're not going to testify or give any kind of comment.
But when she went to testify against John, everybody laughed except Ethel.
In a similar spirit, when Mr Hayward goes to testify before Congress on June 17th he should ideally arrive on foot or failing that, in an energy-efficient Prius rather than a gas-guzzling SUV.4) Don't make big profits—or if you do, give them away rather than pay large bonuses to yourself and your staff.
When their grassroots leaders went to testify at City Hall, they were told the measure was tabled.
Mr. Ensign stepped down in April 2011, just before he was going to have to testify under oath to ethics investigators.
He's supposed to be going to America to testify in a mafia trial, but is terrorised by the thought of that clear-cut, Anglo-Saxon world.
