The phrase "a case of jack" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as referring to a situation involving a person named Jack or a specific type of jack (like a car jack), but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "In this particular incident, it was truly a case of Jack being in the wrong place at the wrong time."
Alternatives: "a situation involving Jack" or "an instance of Jack."
The case of swagger-jacking was so egregious that designer Mark McNairy poked fun at them in his latest fall/winter 2013 collection for New Amsterdam's fall season by designing a similar flannel shirt that simply had the word "Tupperware" printed above an equally obnoxious number, 13.
In the case of the Jacks' model, this was due to tumour-specific apoptosis while in the Lowe's model the induction of senescence was critical.
I've been a champion of Jack all along".
Invest in a couple of jack stands.
This paper presents a case study of constructing a large-section long pedestrian underpass using pipe jacking method in Nanjing, China.
But it does not add up to a case for taking a jack-hammer to the Reagan coalition.
"In the case of the apple jack, you take out water and concentrate alcohol; in this case you take out particular minerals - olivines, pyroxenes and some feldspars - and you generate a liquid that is very different to what you started with," he explained.
He even directed, in the case of "One-Eyed Jacks," a bizarrely Oedipal Western that seems almost an illustration of Kanfer's thesis: a villain named Dad betrays the hero (Brando as Rio the Kid, inevitably called the Kid), prompting a consuming desire for revenge; although Dad further punishes the Kid with a vicious whipping, the Kid ultimately succeeds and shoots Dad dead.
Depending on the type of jack you have, you may have a cover case that should be secured onto the wall piece to complete the process.
Willingham couldn't afford to hire lawyers, and was assigned two by the state: David Martin, a former state trooper, and Robert Dunn, a local defense attorney who represented everyone from alleged murderers to spouses in divorce cases — a "Jack-of-all-trades," as he calls himself.
