Sentence examples for testifies like a from inspiring English sources

"I don't ever remember being fucking asked!" She may not be a cleric but Grace testifies like a preacher on being married to a man who gives all their possessions away.

"What they don't know is the little things that happen [on the way to getting ID]," he testified, "like missing school or annoying our families, mothers missing work and complaining about it afterwards".

But seriously, you really have to pee. 3. You're often tempted to come out and testify like a witness as to who said what in previous conversations.

Peter Buckley of The Rough Guide To Rock describes his "gruff voice, which combined Sam Cooke's phrasing with a brawnier delivery" and later suggested he "could testify like a hell-bent preacher, croon like a tender lover or get down and dirty with a bluesy yawp".

United had been monitoring him for three years and effectively lined up the transfer but Moyes, as everyone at Everton can testify, likes to have a huge amount of background information on new signings and, having initially gone along with it, decided in the end he did not want to take someone else's word about a player he had seen infrequently.

The sound of the dog, Fenjves later testified, was like "a plaintive wail sounded like a, you know, a very unhappy animal".

The sound of the dog, Fenjves later testified, was like "a plaintive wail — sounded like a, you know, a very unhappy animal".

There's only a modest plaque outside the hotel to remind you of what happened here, but there are living witnesses who can still testify, like Juliette Greco.

As he watched the Gates tape, Judge Jackson said later, he was thinking, "I can't conceive of Bill Gates being allowed to testify like that on deposition".

A single seal makes a noise like a cow or a dog, but tens of thousands of them together, so witnesses testified, sound like a Pacific cyclone.

That doctors who fall ill are often mismanaged just like other patients testifies to an illness's power to limit effective participation in one's own care.