Sentence examples for would testify for from inspiring English sources

More than 20 people saw the crime, but no one would testify for three years.

Before he had been killed, Mr. Green had said he would testify for Mr. Hooks — not for the prosecution, she said.

As part of the plea agreements, Phillips and Peace would testify for the government against Vick, who is facing three felony charges.

He said he would testify for the Jackson family even though the late singer would not have approved of the trial.

In the courtroom that day, she remembered thinking, how dare he? "Just Coach Reno saying he would testify for those boys, saying he was so proud of them, that speaks volumes," she said.

The younger one — the one their father described as "like an angel" — gathered around him a group of friends so loyal that more than one said they would testify for him, if it came to that.

Mr. Rodriguez's lawyer, Richard Verchick, said his client would testify in return for a promise that he would not be prosecuted, but no such offer has been made.

It was later revealed that Ms. Chapman had discussed a cooperation agreement with the prosecution, under which she would testify in exchange for a reduced sentence on a drug charge.

Prosecutors said he would testify to being present for the shooting, then hearing Mr. Sakai brush it off.

"In this traditional view, a prince was not allowed to work (it would testify to 'a desire for money', a reproach that some people dare to repeat today, which is the world upside down!)," the lawyer writes.

Mr. Perez told prosecutors that before he would testify, he wanted immunity for all crimes that he had committed as a police officer, which the government refused to do.