Sentence examples for courts blue from inspiring English sources

Turn the tennis courts blue in Wii Sports.

Such a policy would block the health plan and employers from suing Sutter for anticompetitive practices in open court, Blue Shield said.

Joe Trippi, a former senior adviser to Mr. Edwards, said he believed Mr. Edwards would now help Mr. Obama as he tries to court blue-collar voters in states like Kentucky.

Campaigning in Ohio, she pursued a new strategy of biting attack lines against Mr. Obama, while adopting a newly populist tone as she courted blue-collar voters.

Mr. Ryan seemed to be courting blue-collar voters here in Stark County, south of Akron, a perennial bellwether in presidential elections, when he described the loss of jobs that followed the shutdown of a General Motors plant in his hometown.

While candidate Obama courted blue-collar votes by criticizing Nafta, his economic adviser Austan Goolsbee was depicted in a Canadian official's government memorandum as having privately ascribed such rhetoric to political maneuvering.

Note to America's political class: if you are thinking about trying to court blue-collar voters, think twice before parading around in a Burberry coat that probably cost more than one of their family cars.

In 2005, the United States Open changed the color of its green courts to blue.

The court stated orally that because of the jeopardy assessment and Tax Court proceeding Blue 'has been compelled and will be compelled to come forward on the same matters as are concerned in this criminal case, to testify against himself * * *.' 1 The Government filed a notice of appeal and the case was docketed in the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Combining video and acoustic recording (Video 4 ) reveals that male primary song is produced by the courting male (blue), and male secondary song is produced by the courted male (green).

Moore appeared in court wearing blue jeans, sneakers and a long-sleeve shirt commemorating the 2001 army-navy football game.