Sentence examples for martial that from inspiring English sources

As the hour approached Mourinho was moved to applause by a twinkle-toed dance through Burton's defence by Martial that would have produced a fine goal if not for Ripley's save.

Forget the bad things and remember only the good.'" When he returned home he called off his planned marriage and now wants to testify at the courts martial that will be held against the soldiers involved.

After months of bitter argument in the courts and a court martial that failed to get close to the full story of what happened, the government has decided the issue will not go away and was persuaded that an open inquiry was the best answer.

In the court martial that followed, Boone was found "not guilty", and was even promoted after the court heard his testimony.

Hermann Rauschning claimed to have seen in Hitler's First World War military record an item concerning a court martial that found Hitler guilty of pederastic practices with an officer.

Brigadier Euan Duncan, director of the army's Intelligence Corps, told the court martial that US commanders had criticised British forces in 2003 for failing to extract sufficient intelligence from detainees.

Ex. ended in a series of tawdry courts-martial that went a long way toward diminishing its achievements.

"If the government can spread the impression that the tribunals are like the courts-martial, that would allay many fears".

A court-martial that followed the beating of the Palestinians was initiated by an internal investigation; the story of British abuse was broken by local newspapers; and the convicted murderer in Chicago sued the police and won.

And even now, six years later, as America's most notorious prisoner of war faces an August court-martial that could put him in prison for the rest of his life, the Army is still refusing to let the public see critical documents.

An Army sniper team leader charged with murdering three men south of Baghdad will go on trial today in Baghdad in a court-martial that is likely to highlight a classified Pentagon program in which snipers placed fake weapons as "bait" to attract and kill enemy fighters.