Sentence examples for and in the cases of the from inspiring English sources

They were there to see and (in the cases of the Clash and the Sex Pistols) meet the support band, the Ramones, who had inspired the first wave of UK punks, and whose appearance here would galvanise many more.

Even though the events took place long ago, the offenses were serious and, in the cases of the faculty members Mark Wright and Johannes Somary, the accusations were supported by a reasonable amount of evidence.

The three dailies endorsed the Mayor's wish, and, in the cases of the Times and the Post, justified their slavish devotion by protesting that they had never been in favor of term limits — an anti-élitist reaction against professional politicians — to begin with.

Rather, "it is based on a narrative of concrete interventions, specific depredations and, in the cases of the Iraqi people's suffering under U.S.-imposed sanctions and U.S. support for the 34-year-old Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, cruel and inhumane policies administered with a stony coldness".

Tight-lipped when interviewed by the police in 1993, playing a dead bat to the public inquiry in 1998, and in the cases of the two guilty men still denying everything, the suspects in the Lawrence case have shown the law a shaded face.

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In the case of the Rev.

Except in the case of the president.

And in the case of Obamacare?

Especially so in the case of Tunisia.

Not in the case of Ramirez.