Sentence examples for trial at hand from inspiring English sources

This dual perspective makes it possible for a child of Scout's age to have some grip on the unfolding horror of the trial at hand. Lee has a gift for weaving the fabric of smalltown life, with tangible period details, an acute feeling for the colors, the sounds, the smells of everyday living.

In the season two episode "Chef Aid", attorney Johnnie Cochran uses what's called in the show the Chewbacca defense, which is a legal strategy that involves addressing plot holes related to Chewbacca in the film Return of the Jedi rather than discussing the trial at hand during a closing argument in a deliberate attempt to confuse jurors into thinking there is reasonable doubt.

The topics for the interview schedule were derived from methodological (theoretical) benefits and burdens of n-of-1 trials, 24 published studies on experiences of patients and carers with n-of-1 trials, 33 35 and process-related aspects of the trial at hand.

As one of the most prominent proponents of the Copernican model of the solar system, Galileo faced trial at the hands of the Inquisition in 1633.

Limitations and strengths are discussed with a special focus on recruitment challenges as they appear to be the most potent threat to feasibility in the difficult-to-access target group at hand (Trial registration: ISRCTN81470784).

So joked Jason Manford of his recent trials at the hands of the tabloid press.

Jesus undergoes his trials at the hands of colonial-era police.

He said he spends long hours trying to understand the possibilities of the technology, and had visited US developers to watch their trials at first-hand.

This is just a guess, but maybe you are reading this as you wait on a station platform for a train that is 30 minutes late, still fuming over your eldest daughter's trials at the hands of one of those staggeringly inept A-level examining boards and deeply apprehensive about the forthcoming annihilation of Iraq.

In this scene she sings of her trials at the hands of the school governors, and is backed by her pupils (portrayed by puppets) who delight in pointing out her mild profanity: "That's another rude word, Miss!" The show resolves strongly, bringing back the archangels and God (revealed to be a toy cow) for a final flourish from a choir who hit some heavenly highs during an enjoyably light romp.

Could a Call of Duty settlement be at hand? Key pre-trial motions in the high-stakes lawsuit involving Activision Blizzard Inc.'s Call of Duty game franchise abruptly ceased Tuesday morning, prompting speculation as to whether such talks are underway.