Sentence examples for through the verdict from inspiring English sources

"The nation's demands have been met and the stigma washed away through the verdict," said the country's attorney general, Mahbubey Alam.

Victory in 18th-century war came through the verdict of formal encounters like Saratoga and Yorktown, not through campaigns of devastation like Sherman's.

In the packed courtroom, Judge Ludmila Moskalenko murmured her way through the verdict for two hours, her voice frequently drowned out by chants of "freedom" from hundreds of people gathered in the street outside.

Still, most of the classic Boston films, starting with The Friends of Eddie Coyle and proceeding through The Verdict and on to Mystic River and Gone Baby Gone focus on the idea of Boston, and particularly South Boston, as a dark, brooding, dangerous place, a closed community inhospitable to outsiders, where bad things happen to people who don't play by the rules.

I started doing research in January and February, began covering the trial in March, followed it fairly closely through the verdict in May, then did four weeks of intensive follow-up interviews before filing my story two weeks ago…Good luck with your work, Anusha.

But as the judge read through the verdicts of the six accused, the mood among this group of Halabja survivors was far from celebratory.

Due to the volume of charges, Samour sifted through the verdicts for 180 excruciating seconds as Holmes and the victims' families waited to hear his fate.

Let's say if there had not been an individual who had the technical background, and there had not been an individual who had gone through the process, the verdict might have been different - or it might have been the same.

Michael Greste said: "Today we wish to announce that we will intend to appeal the verdict through the formal channels offered by the Egyptian legal system.

But fellow officers, who took vacation days to support him during the trial, expressed their dismay with the verdict through the Internet.

They stood in the jury box, some looking drawn, as the court clerk read through the long verdict form they had completed.