Sentence examples for be case from inspiring English sources
noun
An actual event, situation, or fact.
- For a change, in this case, he was telling the truth.
It'll be case of if he's fine, he'll play.
Christmas seems to be case of muddling through with "£5 off" vouchers.
Other cop says yes, that would be case if SGs on foot.
The rationale seems to be: case closed, why bother investigating anything?
I think that there clearly is going to be case law written.
When he asked if they had met, he said, "It must be case of mistaken identity".
"This could be case-related; it could be totally unrelated," an investigator said.
"There have to be case-by-case adjudications as to whether a marriage is fraudulent or not," he said.
And I think that was Obama's big point after this speech that these really have to be case-by-case decisions.
But this had been rejected by British ministers, who said there should be case-by-case examinations by officials in the camp before anyone was brought to Britain.
But it does not provide a practical guide to what should be done, which has to be case-specific and fully thought-through.
