Sentence examples for cases come up from inspiring English sources

How often did these cases come up?

For conservationists, the sooner environmental cases come up for review, the better.

There is an English statute governing offences, and every year about 200 cases come up.

When the cases come up most of their clients are ordered deported".

But with just a bit of patience and perseverance I was able to pick up their tricks and, in some cases, come up with a better solution.

Other cases come up elsewhere, of course – think Jérôme Kerviel in Paris or Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme in Manhattan – but the Square Mile is too often the location for the greatest fiascos.

The court has two more important free speech cases coming up.

And every time the cases came up from the basement the kids would be agh..."...

Today, six of the too-tall-flagpole cases came up in village court.

"We can't allow you to know what the threat is, because of certain cases coming up in court".

One defense counsel said he knew of several cases coming up for trial in which the lawyers now preferred to seek a deal.