Sentence examples for trial hall from inspiring English sources

After a two-week trial, Hall was convicted on 23 May 1974 of second-degree murder.

Known to many for over forty years of work and expertise with Labrador Retrievers and Retriever field trials, Dorothy Metcalf was inducted into the Retriever Field Trial Hall Of Fame in 2002.

(At trial, Hall accepted a plea bargain and pleaded down to vehicular manslaughter with a great bodily injury enhancement). In October 2015, Neil Stephany was convicted of murder and sentenced to 15 years to life for killing a 30-year-old cyclist in Orange county while driving with heroin and lorazepam in his system (and a DUI in his driving history), then leaving the scene after the fatal crash.

Take the initial trial from Hall No. 4.

Tells about Hall-Mills Case Trial of Mrs. Hall, Henry Stevens and Willie Stevens to be held in Somerville, N.J.

From 1788 to 1795, Warren Hastings, governor general of British India, underwent a seven-year impeachment trial in Westminster Hall for high crimes and misdemeanors.

The 24-year-old, who has been on trial at Roots Hall this summer, played 45 times for the U's after joining them from Bury Town in 2010.

The evidence from the clinical trial of the Hall Technique would certainly seem to contradict the absolute importance of marginal ridge integrity in predicting the need for pulp therapy.

It is unfortunate that in the Hall trial, presence or extent of MRBD was not recorded by the GDPs as, in retrospect, this might have helped to clarify the relationship between MRBD and subsequent clinical indications of pulpal pathology.

In the 1930s, the era of Stalin's great terror and the purges, he portrayed "enemies of the people", attended show trials in the Hall of Columns in Moscow and watched as many of his acquaintances and later his brother, then a prominent editor, were denounced and later shot by Stalin's secret police.

Before the Supreme Court's decision in the Atkins case, a trial judge found Mr. Hall to be mentally handicapped.