Sentence examples for trial someone from inspiring English sources

(Shortly after the trial, someone posted audio of Mr. Mubarak's few statements in court on Wednesday in short clips that could be downloaded to create ringtones, among other irreverent uses).

Later, in her solicitor general confirmation hearing, Ms. Kagan said the president had the authority to indefinitely detain, without a trial, someone suspected of helping to finance Al Qaeda.

What really broke up Kafka's friends was the first sentence of "The Trial": "Someone must have slandered Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything truly wrong, he was arrested".

Another example of the disparate worlds you've suddenly found yourself straddling is one of my all-time-favorite stories, "The Trial of Thomas Builds-the-Fire," which begins with a wonderfully apt epigraph from Kafka's "The Trial": "Someone must have been telling lies about Joseph K., for without having done anything wrong he was arrested one fine morning".

"I suppose that's the romance of the trial someone can produce something, do something and get their name on the touring sheet and I thought that was special about tonight," said the New Zealander.

"I suppose that's the romance of the trial someone can produce something, do something and get their name on the touring sheet and I thought that was special about tonight".

We knew at the trials someone was going to win which would leave two spaces left for selection.

A wreath of red and white roses was placed on a stand above the rock where last year, after the trials, someone scratched the name, "SHAY," along with the years: "79-07".

What I remember is witnessing pure joy in the countenance of someone I care for deeply, someone who has been through immense pain and many trials, someone who is finally living her truth.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about the conviction of two former hedge fund managers, Anthony Chiasson and Todd Newman, on insider trading charges misidentified the individual whom defense lawyers described during the trial as "someone who cannot and should not be trusted".

That witness, Efraim Lopez, identified Mr. Bermudez at trial as someone he had known for years, a familiar figure who sold drugs in the neighborhood around West 92nd Street.