Sentence examples for likely testifying from inspiring English sources

So now the memorial becomes a literal cemetery, with the oldest form of human identification, names, most likely testifying to victims the newest science can't distinguish.

Importantly, this new component (olive) is also present among the Chukchis and Koryaks, likely testifying to some level of Beringian continuity.

The presiding judge, Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum of U.S. District Court in Manhattan, announced Monday morning that Faneuil would most likely testify on Tuesday afternoon.

The court order on Friday means Mr. Ramos will most likely testify in court for the first time about one of the city's most heartbreaking missing-child cases.

And the employees who have admitted insider trading charges are cooperating with prosecutors and would most likely testify at a trial, bolstering the government's case.

— Jeffrey Conroy, the Long Island teenager charged with a hate crime in the fatal stabbing of a Hispanic immigrant, will most likely testify on Thursday in his murder trial.

But Mr. Tigar said in an interview that the defendant would most likely testify to his own innocence during the trial, expected to last two weeks or so.

Brian Griffiths, though, is an expert at colonising odd-shaped public spaces, as anyone who witnessed his Life is a Laugh at Gloucester Road tube station earlier this year will likely testify.

Therefore, sixty-seven yeago ago, my grandfather likely testified in that hearing room to defend his patriotism; now his grandson testifies in that same room to explain what the U.S. government is doing to defend our Nation.

Kyle B. Watters, a lawyer for Tim Woods, a Woods Restoration project manager who oversaw the job at Mr. Kerik's apartment, said yesterday that his client had been asked to appear and will most likely testify before the grand jury in the Bronx in the next few weeks.

And undoubtedly, Goodson will likely testify in his own behalf.