Sentence examples for case would include from inspiring English sources

Opening arguments are scheduled to begin today, and Mr. Goldstein said the case would include an all-star cast of character witnesses, including Grandpa Al Lewis, the Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione, the porn star Ron Jeremy and George Plimpton.

A native title case would include holding secret knowledge of sacred sites, family histories and land management practices, not to mention being entrusted to negotiate on behalf of thousands of claimants.

The likely reason for the disconnect between the Kurdish official and the aid group is that all aid missions the Red Cross undertakes must be approved by the parties involved -- which in this case would include the Assad regime.

The latter cases would include asymptomatic and paucisymptomatic infection.

Like Avenue, it would also be distributed to select buildings on select blocks, although in Scene's case, that would include some downtown ones.

In Iran's case, this would include economic sanctions, building up regional allies militarily and encouraging internal opposition to the ayatollahs.

Officials there urged travelers to avoid Mexico and ordered the immediate detention of anyone arriving with a fever higher than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit after traveling through any city with a confirmed case, which would include New York.

If you publish a defamatory comment claiming that someone is a paedophile, without any knowledge of the underlying facts of the case (which would include social media users who named McAlpine), you are clearly displaying reckless disregard for the truth of that allegation.

For the Singapore case, this would include AST, Cluster Superintendents, school senior, middle and teacher leaders.

If that testimony implicates Trump, it would make Flynn the star witness in an obstruction of justice case that would include Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey, according to former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman.

In the best case, this would include an EM label for human vs. mouse cells – immuno-EM, presumably.