Sentence examples for trial speaks from inspiring English sources

That little-noticed trial speaks volumes about the federal agency's decline.

The trial spoke volumes about the sheer nastiness of the individuals involved.

The judge at his trial spoke of a "monstrous betrayal" and sentenced him to 21 years.

Mr. Brooks, who did not testify at his trial, spoke for about one minute at his sentencing.

For days, witnesses at the trial spoke of a heated exchange between him and Mr. Bell outside the club.

Everyone who saw her in the three weeks between her release and her trial spoke of her altered manner.

Mr. Tankleff's lawyer at his trial spoke about the poker game and the flight to California, without success.

"Incredibly provocative," reacted Berit Reiss-Andersen, one of the lawyers for the victims' families in his 2012 trial, speaking on television channel TV2.

Mr. Jarecki draws largely on the testimony from the Black trial, spoken by Mr. Gosling using Mr. Durst's actual words, as the narration for the film.

Witnesses at the trial spoke of hundreds of thousands of dollars being paid as bribes to players for "spot fixing" — predetermining passages of play or individual incidents — in the contests known as test matches, games played between national teams that are regarded as the pinnacle of the sport.

Today the courtroom in which Mandela – who would be sentenced to life imprisonment at the end of the Rivonia trial – spoke these words is still hearing cases beneath the austere grandeur of a stained-glass ceiling, ornate sconce lamps, a carved dark wood dais for the judge and a jury box with red leather seats that have been empty since South Africa scrapped juries in 1969.