Examples of trial run

• This list was not part of the experimental trial run.

• Indeed, it has been suggested that mental imagery is a trial run of what it would be like to experience such a perception.

• Instead, they proposed small pilot programs or used existing administrative machinery to give new programs a trial run without statutory authorization.

• Results of trial run experiments are described in the next section.

• This could well serve as a trial run for a salaried service, and of course if it proved unsatisfactory it could be dropped.

• That too, therefore, would be part of any trial run.

• I am sure that in many a case the defendant would have a trial run.

• Following a trial run there, the service has been extended to other parts of the country.

• We consider therefore that there is no need for a trial run before testing starts.

• It might be said that the sale currently taking place of the assets of the motor company is no more than a trial run.

• I hope that they will be able to announce the trial run areas well before the end of the year, if not this evening.

• I think he said that it gave me the opportunity of a trial run.

• These appeal arrangements have already got under way, and are providing a useful trial run for us in preparation for the statutory appeal system.

• Finally, we have to ask whether this trial run could possibly prejudice a decision for or against television in another place.

• In fact, this is exactly what he did before he determined the trial run objectives for 1994–95.