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They were led one at a time to bear witness.

We were not there to bear witness to the dead.

"The only way we can help them now is to bear witness."

We, who have lived through these events, must bear witness to them.

"How many people are left alive to bear witness against you?"

It seemed necessary to watch: to bear witness and remember.

They had been asked to bear witness, though, and a moment later he forced himself to look again.

I can bear witness to the fact that he has put a great deal of personal effort into writing this report.

"For the dead and the living, we must bear witness."

Truth can best be defined by those who bear witness.

But a tour of the area from the air today gave witness to the waters' force.

The unevenness of my voice gave witness to that.

Schools become faith communities when staff and students give witness to their faith.

Places of remembrance should give witness to their fate.

He had given witness to his faith, in this modest way, for 15 years without anyone complaining.

The remnants of the temple columns at the square gives witness to a large building from Roman times.

Freely giving open witness to one's faith before others in particular circumstances of everyday life.

Of one such exploit I can give the account of an eye- witness.

"I don't know why we ever got stuck on that thing that we're only supposed to give witness to black folks," he said.

They give witness to the transformation of that country in an extraordinary period.