sum up the case

It seemed as if there was little left to do but sum up the case.

But perhaps this best sums up the case for the prosecution.

President Bush summed up the case in an October speech.

"It sums up the case in a single sentence."

The curator summed up the case quite simply.

On 29 May the judge continued to sum up the case, then he ordered the jury to retire to consider its verdicts.

He summed up the case in satisfactory fashion.

Le Blanc summed up the case, and the jury found for the Crown.

In the end, the Judge-President sums up the case and orders the jury to "get themselves convinced".

And final oral arguments, summing up the cases both sides have made in their conclusions of law, are scheduled for Feb. 22.

It sums up the case of Boas in a very forcible, and to me satisfactory, manner."

The judge has been summing up the case against Harper and the jury will consider the case against him tomorrow.

It probably sums up the case and we can discuss it and perhaps add to it at that time.

He listened carefully as the senior judge summed up the case; then, steeling himself, he stood for the verdict.

Winthrop summed up the case with genuine feeling:

Cardona and Klein were summing up the case.

She sums up the case succinctly: "It was for equalizing the schools proportionately in financing and educationally."

Lawyers for Stone once again argued that his trial was not fair, this time because of the way the trial judge had summed up the case.

Summing up the case the judge concluded that both men "knowingly traded in large amounts of ammunition" with the potential for "horrendous" consequences.

The Tory former Cabinet minister, summing up the case of those opposed to European union, demanded a referendum.

Turning away from Gordon and addressing the other doctors and residents, Zach summed up the case.

The judge at the trail, Lord Uist, made a statement summing up the case:

Standing in front of Farman's fireplace, Cranston summed up the case in different wise.

"There is a cloud over the vice president," the prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, told the jury in summing up the case last month.