Sentence examples for testimony for more from inspiring English sources

After listening to testimony for more than three months, the jurors had become familiar with the Kimeses.

Worse still - and despite giving testimony for more than 10 hours - Koronias failed to convince the committee that the UK-based operator bore no responsibility for Greece's biggest spy scandal.

The testimony stretched for more than eight hours and included comments from marine biologists, activists, actress Pam Anderson, San Diego business owners and several children.

"If you put yourself in the position of someone whose work was watched that closely by bosses, and they all say it's done properly, how could you have a reason to think it could have caused harm to anybody?" Jurors heard about two months of testimony and deliberated for more than seven days before rendering their verdict.

Perrero's story is becoming woefully familiar -- in fact, several congressional committees have been hearing testimony like it for more than a year.

Each special guest giving testimonies to how for more than fifty years, Ted Kennedy had lived and worked and legislated his way into a central place in American Politics.

The pre-Aristotelian testimony for Pythagoras is more extensive than for most other early Greek philosophers and is thus testimony to his fame.

In her prepared testimony, Ms. Meister called for more regulation.

Committee officials say they may seek to recall Mr. Skilling for more testimony.

("Who has put pubic hair on my Coke?") Recalled for more testimony, Thomas denied Hill's accusations in equally unforgettable terms (calling the hearings a "high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves").

In North Carolina, the state's Board of Elections heard testimony from both sides for more than four hours yesterday, and then voted 3 to 1 to put the Buchanan ticket on the ballot.