But, the guard asked, could she vouch for someone named Frank and the other folks from Pharmaceutical Media to go up to her office?
After the tournament, she vouched to go on a four-week break to recover from her lengthy season that had taken its toll physically and mentally.
While Mrs. Clinton did not acknowledge that Mr. Obama was the party's nominee, she vouched for his friendship and concern for Israel.
But when she vouched for him, U.S. officials said, Moner Mohammad Abusalha was waved through without any further scrutiny or perceived need to notify the FBI that he was back in the United States.
She vouched for Trump as a woman ("He loves women!") and as someone who had returned to Iowa ("How could you live in New York City if you didn't love people?").
[Ms. Conway said Thursday in an e-mail message that at the time she vouched for Mr. Stevens, her firm no longer represented a client whose financing goes through the committee.] While perfectly legal, the gesture by Ms. Conway for Mr. Stevens shows the "ultimate coziness" of a members-only marina, Ms. Boyle said.
"Her basic reporting was faulty and her responses when questioned led others who trusted her down the wrong road," Mr. Moonves said, a reference to comments she had made to supervisors, in the days leading up to the broadcast, that she could vouch for both the source of the documents and the authenticity of the documents themselves.
Newman said she can vouch for the fact that Westminster is a male-dominated environment, reminiscent of a public school.
Mr. Kazee has seen the movie, and Ms. Milioti said she could vouch that it is among his top five favorite films of all time.
She stayed with him and several other Iraqis all night, playing tic-tac-toe and drawing pictures, so that she could vouch for them.
How could she responsibly vouch for Avitto's truthfulness without knowing anything about his psychiatric and drug abuse history?
