Sentence examples for offering to testify from inspiring English sources

Recently, he had approached members of the large (and increasingly anxious) anti-Long camp, offering to testify about Highway Commission corruption.

Mr. Marcus may have a hard time convincing investigators of his account, because he is offering to testify on behalf of someone he served time with in prison, and prosecutors are often distrustful of such testimony.

His eventual jail sentence was cut in return for offering to testify against other members of al-Qaeda.

They would then write letters to the U.S. Attorney's office offering to testify that they had sold drugs to the family.

"I will look at anything," the First Lady said on "Today" this morning, echoing comments in recent days in which she has edged closer to offering to testify before the Senate Whitewater committee.

"She was offering to give him oral sex," he testified, adding that the performance drew raucous laughter at a party where alcohol was served.

Mr. Williams was called by the prosecution because he could testify to Mr. Pellicano actually offering to wiretap someone for him and because there is a tape of Mr. Pellicano offering to wiretap someone for him.

Several defeated candidates for congressional or local positions testified at a hearing in Congress that they had been approached by people (again, unidentified) offering to sell electronically generated fake votes.

Matsumoto-Heslin thatified thet the girl's father told her during interviews that Kikuchi would sometimes text him offering to take his daughter to and from practice at school. .

Did anyone in the White House or the N.S.A or the C.I.A. consider flying to Hong Kong and treating Mr. Snowden like a human being, offering him a chance to testify before Congress and a fair trial?

Republicans have argued that they have done everything possible to accommodate Ford, offering her the choice to testify privately or publicly and suggesting that aides could travel to California to interview her.