Sentence examples for calling cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gelb was Mr. Brown's "bridge man," the court officer who serves as a bridge between the bench and the lawyers, calling cases into the record and handing up files.

"They are not calling cases down the middle," said Jim Walden, a partner at the firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, which is handling the suit pro bono, with the Mental Health Project at the Urban Justice Center, a nonprofit group.

And calling cases like mine the exception and forgetting that this is also true of every book in the center aisle of the bookstore is also facile.

These templates, called cases, can be modified individually or collectively into a new workflow to meet the business specification.

The log file includes different scenarios also called cases.

Situations of this kind are often called cases of falsification.

Personal pronouns have a property called case.

These meta-videos are called case studies.

Used to be called case studies and written in journals.

This project used a quantitative approach called case study in the process of collecting data.

We brought in my colleague, Chip Case, who's at Wellesley College, and it's called Case Shiller Weiss Incorporated.