Sentence examples for through the sentencing from inspiring English sources

But in cases that she tried through the sentencing phase, she had never lost a client to death row.

"I fully expect that Carlina, who's been supportive of Ms. Pettway since the beginning, will continue to support her right through the sentencing hearing," he said.

During Sunday's hearing, Saddam initially refused the chief judge's order to rise; two bailiffs pulled the ousted ruler to his feet and he remained standing through the sentencing, sometimes wagging his finger at the judge.

NEW ORLEANS — Over the past year, in churches full of citizens railing at the state of the city jail, and in courtrooms where the thousands of young men who populate that jail rotate glumly through the sentencing process, a middle-aged woman could be seen sitting quietly.

She managed to extend her wonderful laugh all through the sentence: "Mr. Cavett, what are you hinting at?

After I got home and managed to recalibrate to Eastern Standard Time, I sat down and sifted through the sentences.

There's an enormous surprise halfway through the novella, a shock that changes everything, and I didn't see it coming until I was partway through the sentence.

She advised her daughter to just get through the sentence, suggesting that "as long as you know what happened, you just have to move on".

As he does so, he ­eases our movement through the sentence's embedded clauses with the strategically distributed alliterative pairs and triplets in the rhythmic cascade that so often characterizes his prose.

Mr. Youngworth, who has a long criminal record, argued today that the problem in the past was that the authorities had been trying to "extort his cooperation" through the sentences hanging over his head.

He puts a line through the sentence "At this point an event of such glamor and such radiance took place that you forgot the name all over again," but later he changes his mind and restores it.