Sentence examples for courts back in from inspiring English sources
The party's founder, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, was hanged by the courts back in 1979.
Even Mr Berlusconi has occasionally managed to pass some liberalising measures in between battling the courts: back in 2003 the Biagi labour-market law cut red tape at the bottom, boosting employment, and many economists have praised Italy's pension reforms.
On the court, back in uniform, insults are easier to answer.
He is not happy just to be here, back on a tennis court, back in a Grand Slam.
Buzbee's near-term focus was the possibility of getting his personal-injury cases out of federal court and to state court back in Texas.
With Centre Court back in voice, IT IS ON! Fourth set: Roddick 4-2 Federer*; Federer leads two sets to one.
But in comments clearly intended for opponents of the international court back in Washington, he declared that the resolution was only a first step.
He lost the sex.com domain in court back in November 2000 but has yet to pay one cent of the $65m he was subsequently ordered to give Gary Kremen.
0930 GMT: Court back in session.
Someone alerted the police - and Adebolajo and the others ended up in court back in Mombasa.
The ridesharing service was banned by a Berlin court back in April.
