| The sheer variety of words and phrases which can be used to describe the condition of not being sober is testimony to its cultural importance. |
| Missed stumpings, dropped nicks, muffed run outs and an unending stream of byes bear testimony to the quality of wicketkeeping in the country. |
| Their solicitor confirmed this in his testimony in the voire dire proceedings. |
| I thank God that my grandfather left behind such a testimony for his Shoshone people. |
| The teams that have won All-Irelands are testimony to the value of having a consistent place kicker among their ranks. |
| The fact that he picked up votes right across the constituency and across the political divide is testimony to his popularity. |
