have something on trial in English

be under examination; be judged fo

Use "have something on trial" in a sentence

1. Reporting restrictions on the trial have been lifted .

2. Adjourn something The trial has been Adjourned until next week

3. Adjourn something The trial has been Adjourned until next week

4. 18 The robots have been on trial for the past year.

5. She's gotta have something on him.

6. 20 They let me have the computer on trial for thirty days.

7. Do you have something on your conscience?

8. 4 She will stand trial / go on trial for fraud.

9. Something seemed to have excited them, they'd found something on the foreshore.

10. Mao himself should have been put on trial, but that was impossible even posthumously.

11. You have something going on with this skank?

12. An Integrity Keeper on Trial

13. Does he have money on this game or something?

14. I've got to have something to fall back on.

15. Congratulate yourself (on something) to feel pleased and proud because you have achieved something or been successful at something

16. 13 He's on trial for murder.

17. 11 Please take it on trial.

18. He is on trial for murder.

19. See also: Beady, eye, have, on have (one's)/a Beady eye on (someone or something) To watch something very closely or carefully; to be particularly

20. Have (one's) Beady eye on (someone or something) To watch or monitor someone or something closely

21. 11 I've got to have something to fall back on.

22. Getting curious about something and diving in and fiddling around and learning through trial and error.

23. (Depending on your usage, you may have to pay for these programs after your trial runs out.)

24. 2 He is on trial for murder.

25. Trump releases statement on impeachment trial Acquitment