Sentence examples for how to testify from inspiring English sources

It came after Judge Leonie M. Brinkema learned that a government lawyer, Carla J. Martin, had coached seven aviation officials on how to testify.

In early October, I was coached on how to testify: keep your feet on the floor, do not cross your legs or fold your arms.

"You hit the bull's-eye or that's it". Lee makes a lot of his money coaching experts on how to testify in court — how to convey complicated information to jurors, frequently of limited education, without patronizing them.

Geetanjali Gupta's education at Harvard Law School may not have included a class on how to testify, but she was poised and articulate in answering questions on the witness stand on Tuesday at her father's criminal trial.

"You hit the bull's-eye or that's it". Lee makes a lot of his money coaching experts on how to testify in court how to convey complicated information to jurors, frequently of limited education, without patronizing them.

After one contentious hearing on the C-17 before the House Armed Services Committee in the summer of 1993, two Deutch aides, Larry Caviola and Rudy DeLeon, had to take their boss back to the shop and give him a remedial course on how to testify.

A clearly reluctant Follo proceeded to testify how his centi-millionaire boss sometimes sought reimbursement for coffee and snacks, and how she quarreled with him about whether the haircut she sought reimbursement for was properly expensed to the company.

Earlier, Mr. Weeks had described how tough it was to testify against Mr. Bulger, likening him to an older brother.

Congress conducted hearings in 1997 and 1998 on abuse of taxpayers by agents of the Internal Revenue Service, inviting self-proclaimed victims to testify how they had been harassed.

The campaign, after spending months arguing that the family's Mormon faith was off limits, invited speakers from Mr. Romney's church to testify how he had helped them when they were in need.

Ms. Amero's trial lawyer, John F. Cocheo, had lined up a computer consultant to testify how easily spyware could have redirected the browser to the offensive Web sites without any click of the mouse.