Sentence examples for like to testify from inspiring English sources

"It is unlikely that we will have everyone at our fingertips that we would like to testify," Mr. Reid said.

"Seniors do not like to testify," he said, adding that they were either incapable or "mesmerized by the person ripping them off".

Harsh Mander, a civil servant who resigned to protest what happened in Gujarat, declared: "I would like to testify that no riot can go on for more than a few hours without active state complicity.

What was acceptable 50 years ago is now considered as an offence…I'd like to testify that my father always showed great affection for his pupils also in presence of my mother, and that nobody, at that time was thinking this was evil.

If it please the Los Angeles County Superior Court, I would like to testify in the case of Vergara v. California: mea culpa.

"No, I wouldn't say I'm looking for revenge," Jimmy said, rolling up a slice of prosciutto, "but I'll tell you one motherfucker I'd like to testify against…".

"Of course we would like them to testify publicly," she said Wednesday.

He summoned literary lions like Norman Mailer and Allen Ginsberg to testify about the book's artistic worth and won his argument, that genius should never be curbed because of differences over taste or morality.

A judge in 2009 allowed an expert like Gur to testify about the results from an fMRI during sentencing, though he didn't let the jury see the images.

Click here to read what it was like for Maceo to testify in front of the Los Angeles City Council.

Schiff added that he would like to bring Comey back to testify in an open House session to "share what he knows".