Sentence examples for trial produced from inspiring English sources
For LeMond, the 1989 final-day time trial produced the second of his three Tour de France titles.
The I.R.S. rejected Ms. Reyes's application for the credit but at trial produced no evidence to support its position that she and her husband had not actually separated.
The first trial produced a hung jury; the jurors were so far from agreement that they nearly came to blows in the deliberation room.
'Cobnut' needs to be sown early as it takes 18-20 weeks to mature, but in the trial produced good crops of big, ridged fruit.
The trial produced hours of testimony about state property sold off in the most opaque of ways, with profits from those sales then reinvested to influence domestic politics.
A comic of the Bradley Manning trial, produced live from the courtroom, is being created by artist and WikiLeaks activist Clark Stoeckley and will be published in the autumn.
Nearly every big trial produces a Governor, says our friend from the hinterlands.
Top time trialists maintain their maximum energy output for the entire length of the time trial, producing about 360-400 wathroughouthouthehe stage.
Although each trial produces a set of IMFs, the sum of IMFs is not necessarily an IMF.
This assertion could be precedent-setting in Illinois if Sheley's trial produces a ruling perceived to be unbiased in spite of the cameras.
On a day in which the trial produces little or no news, do you think Fox will simply move on to another story?
