cross-examination

It was not shaken on cross-examination, and it was plainly unfavorable to the prisoner.

He now rejoiced in the possession of a small weapon with which he could prostrate his com- rade at the first signs of a cross-examination. He was master.

But Sir Ernest's cross-examination was yet to come.

Winkle in cross-examination. Whether he did get anything important out of him, will immediately appear.

"Don't you think, monsieur, that this cross-examination has lasted long enough?

Garrow, whose subtle cross-examination of witnesses and masterly, if sometimes startling, methods of arriving at the truth seemed more thrilling to us than any novel.

We dived into the City, and came up in a crowded policecourt, where a blood-relation (in the murderous sense) of the deceased with the fanciful taste in brooches, was standing at the bar, uncomfortably chewing something; while my guardian had a woman under examination or cross-examination - I don't know which - and was striking her, and the bench, and everybody present, with awe.

Colonel Ingram was brilliant at cross-examination. He had made Jackson answer damaging questions.

A voice directed me to satisfy my hunger and to feed my calot, and while I was thus engaged my invisible host put me through a severe and searching cross-examination.

That odious man, Major Thomson, put me through a regular cross-examination again, and I had to tell him at last--"

Even Sachs might break down in cross-examination, and you

So vast was the excitement that for some weeks the Press really told the truth; and the reports of examination and cross-examination, if interminable, even if intolerable are at least reliable.