Sentence examples for testimony work from inspiring English sources

As Whitehead parodies the PR circuit and follows the junketeers and their fellow motel guests, the John Henry legend unfolds in sombre, elusive fragments, "hard-fought dribs and drabs" of oral testimony, work songs and ballads, and passages powerfully imagining the life of the labourer himself.

Papers collected by Alan K. McAdams about the U.S. vs. IBM anti-trust case include a reasonably complete transcript of the trial; an additional copy of the transcript of McAdams' own testimony; exhibits used with McAdams' testimony; working papers and drafts used for the exhibits; depositions of other economists who appeared; other documents; and some personal files of Alan K. McAdams.

Defense attorney Jose Baez guided Cindy Anthony through her testimony, working hard to bolster the argument that Caylee had drowned and was not murdered as the prosecutors contend.

He based his testimony on work records, but under further questioning from prosecutors, Mr. Weberman admitted that he did not always record his meetings with clients.

There is no cause to doubt the philosopher's word, when from infancy to testimony, his work across the decades indicates a clear engagement with the enunciative.

Despite only having a shortened day of testimony to work with, Casey Anthony's defense team managed to call half a dozen forensic experts to the witness stand today.

"Prosecutors ought to be racing to identify and re-investigate cases where West was involved, not waiting for defense attorneys to discover them -- much less defend his testimony or work in those cases".

It is a testimony to work-force mobility that of 3700 e-mails about 1200 bounced.

Mr Barusco, a former executive at Petrobras, who is repeating claims made in plea bargain testimony, had worked in the company's services division.

Issues that were discussed and highlighted included education, preserving memory, providing a strong and organized voice for survivors in the U.S., setting up a speaker's bureau for giving testimony, and working to provide legal aid to survivors in Rwanda who are unable to navigate traditional legal system on their own due to severe trauma and the complexity of their legal cases.

The testimonies about working practices in Sports Direct stores appear to mirror those discovered in the Shirebrook depot by Guardian undercover reporters.