Sentence examples for case to be called from inspiring English sources

"I'm thinking about his parents, the sympathy for his family," said Mr. Johnson, 38, a taxi driver from South Jamaica, Queens, as he stood in the building's main hallway waiting for his case to be called.

There is a vast difference between them and the legal aid lawyer, who spends time in the cells with his client, needs to hang around the courts for the case to be called, is frustrated by the prosecution not being ready, or the courts not having the time to hear the case that day and, by Mr Gove's direction, will earn a pittance.

From the Tombs, Roberts was taken over to the detention pen adjoining Felony Court where prisoners wait for their cases to be called.

They are creatures of the courthouse, where they spend so many hours in proceedings or waiting in hallways for their cases to be called that they are known to justices and janitors alike.

On the 10th floor of the Family Court building in Brooklyn, where most of the borough's juvenile delinquency cases are heard, families sat quietly on benches one day last month, waiting anxiously for their children's cases to be called.

Dennis W. Quirk, the president of the New York State Court Officers Association, said it would be difficult for his officers to tell people who had been waiting all day for their cases to be called to return the following day because of the rigid closing time.

On the fifth floor of Family Court in Downtown Brooklyn, where people waited in bleak assembly areas for their cases to be called, an officer was asked whether a member of the public could attend — as is permitted in other New York courts.

Because people used pseudonyms, the lead case came to be called Poe v. Ullman, but there was a companion case called Trubek v. Ullman.

The case is due to be called again on 23 February.

Sometimes more than one person might try to work in, in which case diplomacy may need to be called upon.

In difficult cases, a third party was to be called in.