Sentence examples for proceedings much the from inspiring English sources

The amendment, part of the victims' bill of rights that Mr. Gore proposed today, would allow victims to leave work to attend legal proceedings, much the way jurors are excused from work.

However, during the court proceedings much of the evidence was discredited through witness cross-examination.

"I have been through many, many medal ceremonies," he said at the time, and called the proceedings "much, much better run" than others he had attended.

It's the collision between this humanity and the systematised inhumanity which confronts it that lends the proceedings much of their poignancy.

And there's a great sense of heat beneath the proceedings, much of it generated by Toby Gordon's fiendishly charismatic Lucifer who, far from the relatively harmless proto-pantomime villain depicted in the plays, can be genuinely quite terrifying.

The feedback you get from your pit crew is minimal, to say the least, and sometimes reacts to proceedings much more slowly than you do; it would also be nice if it included more praise (such as when you lead a race despite being at the helm of a Force India) rather than censuring you for marginal corner-cutting escapades.

In general, Anglo-American rules of admissibility apply to criminal proceedings much as they apply to civil cases.

I would soon learn how appropriate this location was, as the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation made it clear early into the evening's proceedings just how much the group fetishized Old Hollywood.

The Obama campaign seemed to be trying to de-electrify the proceedings, keeping much of the focus on the grass roots instead of the rock star.

The reputation of the House will be at stake in the proceedings as much as the congressman's standing before the ethics charges.

Gillian's blazing red hair and Bill English's magnificent, semicircular red couch dominate the proceedings for much of the evening.