Sentence examples for would be subpoenaed from inspiring English sources

I was afraid it would be subpoenaed.

Mr. Gormley added that anyone refusing an invitation to testify would be subpoenaed.

He said Mr. Taubman kept his diaries because "he never expected they would be subpoenaed".

The seven witnesses who would be subpoenaed include some of Ms. Palin's primary aides.

Molly Leahy of the Newspaper Association of America expressed concern that more journalists would be subpoenaed to reveal sources.

Every pundit predicted that Obama's officials would be subpoenaed and subjected to death by a thousand cuts at House committee hearings.

He told friends he thought the worst that could happen was that he'd be subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury.

To not let the FBI review them after you'd been subpoenaed?

"The most severe would be subpoena".

Sally Regenhard, the mother of a firefighter who died, said yesterday that she would refuse to sign, and hoped the tape would ultimately be subpoenaed by federal investigators and made available to the public.

By the time I served in the Clinton White House, we were warned to assume that anything could -- and would -- be subpoenaed by somebody, especially by Congressional committees.