Sentence examples for testified through from inspiring English sources

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"I was surprised," Ms. Iijima testified through a translator.

"I thought it was a glorious thing," Mr. Chen, a restaurant worker, testified through an interpreter.

But once she got into the car, she testified through an interpreter, he began driving and telling her, "Don't be afraid".

Eyewitnesses and victims who testified through a video link from Afghanistan over the weekend, in extraordinary night sessions here at the base where Sergeant Bales was stationed, about an hour south of Seattle, described a figure in the dark, illuminating his victims with a bright light before shooting them.

The explanations were further testified through the tight-gas reservoirs of the Upper Paleozoic Ordos Basin.

The witness, Jian Kang Chen, testifying through an interpreter, said, "I took a few days to reach out to my employees and other people to find 10 people".

The judge, Thelma Simpson, is allowing the teenagers involved to testify through closed-circuit television; she also granted the prosecution a request that the proceedings, which are expected to last the rest of the week, be closed to the public.

So he ridicules Justice Antonin Scalia's literal interpretation of the "use" of a fire-arm and criticizes his insistence that the right of the accused to confront his accuser in court excludes the possibility of a child testifying through a one-way mirror.

Trump's lawyers, alleging that Trump is busy with the transition, also requested that Trump be permitted to testify through a videotaped deposition conducted at a secret location, rather than having to appear live in the courtroom.

AB 1276 and AB 1708: These bills would impose minimum fines and mandatory minimum county jail terms for persons convicted of paying for sex and allow minors ages 15 or younger to testify through closed-circuit televisions outside the courtroom, where they can share their experiences away from the presence of the jury and the defendant.