Sentence examples for summing up on from inspiring English sources

The trial is drawing to a close and the prosecution had been due to start summing up on Monday.

The Garden of Eden, his last, unfinished book, published posthumously, was a daring, heroic attempt at a summing up on a grand scale.

The actor Tony Robinson was assigned the role of asking questions and summing up on behalf of the non-academic viewer.

Summing up on "Fox News Sunday," he dryly remarked that "we're hearing some fairly melodramatic claims about the environmental mayhem and the poor creatures up there running across that beautiful property".

Summing up on the final day of the Hutton inquiry, Mr Sumption said Gilligan's description of the way in which he came to identify the weapons inspector as "one of the senior officials in charge of drawing up the document" had "all the hallmarks of a self-serving invention".

In ordinary criminal law it would certainly be a remarkable case if a judge, summing up on a charge of murder, were to avoid mentioning evidence on the part played by an accomplice in the murder because the evidence revealed that the judge himself had been that accomplice.

Whether Leventhal summed up on Friday hinged on whether Mallayev and Borukhova could be persuaded to violate their religious laws and stay past sundown on Friday.

"It's funny to have the last 13 years of your life summed up on one CD," Phil Hartnoll said.

The abysmal intellectual deficit is summed up, on one hand, by the unremorsefully bellicose figure of Blair, and, on the other, the British government squabbling with the BBC over what to call Isis...

I love my charts on economic history because they can sum up on one page 20 years of turmoil, excesses, exuberant bull markets and overly pessimistic bear markets.

Present-related wisdom is such that the book's advice can be summed up on a one-page card.