Sentence examples for courts are on from inspiring English sources

The courts are on Gray's side.

The fishing, as I have said, is excellent; golf courses and tennis courts are on every hand.

Hotels and resorts with tennis courts are on standby for a surge of bookings as the Wimbledon final approaches, so to get ahead of the game book now.

It must be agony for Netscape and AOL folks, especially now that the courts are on the verge of deciding whether to make Microsoft unbundle Internet Explorer from Windows.

If the Supreme Court invalidates the mandate, the justices' traditional "presumption in favor of severability" will probably ensure that the rest of the legislation remains intact – which might reassure moderate voters that the health care bill wouldn't actually trample their liberties, because the courts are on the case.

A week later, he called me back to say he really didn't look at it that way: "Don't lower-income people deserve protection, too?" Dr. John Aponte, a former police psychologist who counsels batterers, says that he hates that the vast number of men referred to him by the courts are on welfare, unemployed or have prior criminal records.

The People's Court was on!

Retired immigration Judge Paul Wickham Schmidt recently warned that the courts were on "the verge of collapse," threatening to implode under the weight of over half a million pending cases.

Its nine-hole golf course, social house, beach and tennis court are on separate sites.

The main features of the court are, on the front wall, a service line above which a ball must bounce on a serve.

"Off the court is one thing; on it is another.