Sentence examples for court segment from inspiring English sources

In her new role, Ms. Kelly will lead the 1 and 2 p.m. Eastern hours, reading the day's news and continuing her trademark "Kelly's Court" segment, which comes from "America's Newsroom," the morning show on which she was paired with Bill Hemmer for the last three years.

Prior to the main event match, Piper revealed that the fan humiliated by Lawler in the King's Court segment would be in Piper's corner during the match.

They're bad guys who retain enough dickish charisma to court a segment of the audience (think Roddy Piper and Jesse Ventura).

Additionally, Montana contends that, where the Court has segmented a river to determine navigability, the lines were drawn at the state borders.

In one of the stranger things to happen since 9/11, al Qaeda groups are now using the Islamic State as a foil to portray themselves as a much less batshit crazy alternative, thereby subtly courting a segment of the West.

It also played the college gym where the Oneders (later in the film known as the Wonders) performed in the 1996 Tom Hanks film "That Thing You Do!" Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel often uses the basketball court for segments of his show.

But both she and Senator Barack Obama have also heavily courted other segments of the electorate that may balance that out.

Political analysts say that Mr. Bush, a Methodist, and Mr. Kerry, a Roman Catholic, are courting different segments of that vote.

Although both screen types are used in TVs, they have been courting different segments of the same market rather than competing head to head.

Movies are relatively cheap and accessible, so Hollywood can court a narrow segment of the population and still make a killing.

PPL Montana argues that the Court should apply a segment-by-segment inquiry for each part of a river in order to determine navigability.