Sentence examples for cases hangs from inspiring English sources

"Their reputation for trying cases hangs in the balance," said Thomas A. Sporkin, who was a senior S.E.C. enforcement official until last year when he departed for the law firm Buckley Sandler.

Other cases hang in the balance.

Aaron Needle, 18, a suspect in one of Montgomery County's most gruesome murder cases, hanged himself with a bedsheet yesterday at the county detention center, officials said.

Instrument cases hung on the walls and sweat-soaked leotards fluttered with renewed life as they dried over a row of fans.

"This administration has a responsibility to both students and institutions not to let the cloud of these open cases hang over their head," she said.

On March 5, Milan Babic, a convicted former politician who had testified against Mr. Milosevic and was cooperating with prosecutors in other cases, hanged himself in his holding cell in The Hague.

The men's clothing is now on display upstairs, at the Mercer Street end of the store; boxes and cases hang from a complex metal gridwork overhead and can be switched easily to change the layout.

Justice delayed is justice denied is not just an expression -- those awaiting justice, especially individuals and their families, can suffer a great deal as their cases hang in limbo.

Most of the artefacts and memorabilia that make up the exhibit are housed in glass cases hung on the wall, giving us plenty of space to move around and get up close with each section. .

The carrying case hangs on the door.

Several aviation consultants said Boeing could be reluctant to invest further in the South Carolina plant while the N.L.R.B. case hangs over its head.