Sentence examples for trials will happen from inspiring English sources
Dr Staecker predicts that the first Math1 gene-therapy trials will happen in people who have lost their sense of balance.
The trial will happen somewhere else.
It is unclear when the full trial will happen but Barclays is keen for it to take place as soon as possible.
Ardern declined to say whether his trial will happen behind closed doors, but she emphasized to reporters that New Zealand will deny him the ability to lift his profile through the attacks.
Our hopes are that a trial will happen in the UK and there's much more chance of that now... It's not over yet but it has given us hope".
Tuesday's settlement means no such trial will happen.
It might even help to turn up a week in advance as a trial run to see what will happen when you are holding a pet in a cage, asking direct questions.
The first trial for the booms will happen in the next few weeks near San Francisco, before a planned trial in deeper water in May.
"If it goes to trial, that's what will happen.
They all hope a new trial of José Rodrigues will happen in 2016, as they are all hoping the police will arrest both him and Lindonjonson.
Of course, the century is not even three months old, so chances are that a new Trial of the Century will happen along any day now.
