Sentence examples for case looked at from inspiring English sources

The judge who heard the case looked at the photographs and dismissed his ticket, he recalled.

The first case looked at the user-generated news site OhmyNews and its impact on the 2002 elections in South Korea.

Her legal case looked at why it was that the council did not make more of an attempt to find something closer to London.

It added that this can range from a warning to a fine, with each case looked at on its merits.

He explains that on issues of tax, immigration, and even in dealings with the DVLA, consumers have to go through their MP to have their case looked at by the parliamentary ombudsman.

It was reviewed under the CPS Victims' Right to Review Scheme, which allows people to have their case looked at again regardless of who took the decision at the CPS not to prosecute.

For the worst case, look at Buffalo.

This case looks at capacity planning, with the heavy-traffic Victoria Station as its primary focus.

This case looks at the frontlines of the diversity issues confronted by so many institutions.

I was also looking at psychopaths, the Dennis Nilsen case, looking at films of dictators, including Hitler.

colormeincredulous Here's the testing case: Look at the street signs on 59th Street and below.