Sentence examples for that will attest from inspiring English sources

Mr Korwin-Mikke said: "Show me even one sentence of Hitler, that will attest to the fact that he knew about the extermination of the Jews.

It may simply turn out to be a compelling match that will attest to Spain's status as the top country in soccer, as the defending champion in both the World Cup and the European championship.

One firm that will attest to this value is BHP Billiton.

It sounds like such a small thing, but according to the Brennan Center for Justice, only 66percentt of voting age women have ready access to a photo document that will attest to proof of citizenship.

Now, no regulator, not in this country nor in Europe, is going to give you a gold star that says, I will attest that everything in Vista is OK.

As a grown-up myself, I will attest that that's basically what it's like.

Expression, sure enough, is a freedom, but anyone in a long-lasting marriage will attest that that happy state constricts, rather than expands, what one can prudently say".

I've been with that doubt, and one of the things that any observant Jew will attest to is that whatever you're thinking about, you will find staring back at you from the Torah portion -- sometimes in a helpful way.

I don't like living here, if that's any help, and my wife will attest that I have spent the past 20 years trying to move us out of it.

England will hope that he is more than Steve Smith lite, though: Simon Kerrigan will attest that Australia's batsman are in no mood to tolerate a callow twirler.

And as anyone who has witnessed the facelifts and botoxed brows gathered at fashion shows will attest, that's not caustic satire, that's standard industry behaviour.