Sentence examples for brought a case of from inspiring English sources

"And for my father, they brought a case of beer".

In 1949 when her mother came to the U.S., she brought a case of tea with her.

She made sure that she brought a case of the local beer and a bottle of Patrón tequila.

In "The Killer That Stalked New York" (Earl McEvoy, 1950), Keyes is a literal femme fatale, a jewel smuggler who has brought a case of smallpox with her back from Cuba.

In 1964, Cochran, as a prosecutor in LA, brought a case of obscenity against the comedian Lenny Bruce, a pioneer of radical humour who often used four-letter words and was hugely controversial at the time.

Tiësto had allegedly brought a case of CDs along to perform a surprise guest set, but during a live performance of Kelela's "Floor Show," was reportedly told by Nguzunguzu and MikeQ that the area behind the stage was "for DJs only".

The Alliance Defending Freedom — like Becket, a conservative group — has brought a case on behalf of Hercules Industries, a company in Denver that makes sheet metal products.

Public or representative standing is standing possessed by an applicant who brings a case on behalf of a larger group of people, or even in the interest of the general public.

He said the elder Mr. Awlaki, a former Yemeni minister of agriculture, had no legal standing to bring a case on behalf of his son.

With a few dossiers, a consumer association could bring a case on behalf of all those who had suffered the same injury.

It remains very hard to bring a case of discrimination against an employer or provider of goods, facilities or services.