pronounce a verdict

On 19 December 2006, the court pronounced its verdict in the retrial, all six were guilty, and again sentenced to death by firing squad.

Even before the court clerk read the verdict, some of those in the bar had already pronounced their own verdict.

Sandra pronounced her positive verdict on the steak.

Soon they will have to officially pronounce their verdict.

Let history pronounce its verdict as it wished!

The crowd, mostly young people, kept up the clapping for the entire 20 minutes that the judge took to pronounce his verdict and read the sentences.

In August, the newspaper will pronounce its verdict.

The Con-Dem government pronounced its verdict on public sector pensions before it considered the evidence.

With the insight of a kindred temperament he pronounced his verdict.

Only one more brief whisper from his adviser, and the king was ready to pronounce his verdict.