Sentence examples for courts converted from inspiring English sources

At the end of the monkey trial, H.L. Mencken wrote that Tennessee had seen "its courts converted into camp meetings and its Bill of Rights made a mock of by its sworn officers of the law".

Where else to go: Sarkkert is a "a former tennis court converted to a tranquil makeshift outdoor bar on the north shore of Margitsziget".

He gathered a steal at half court, converted the layup and followed with a pull-up jumper that put the Orangemen up by 6, changing the momentum of the game.

While Murray was enthusiastic about his love of golf, which he used to play a lot when he was younger, McIlroy admitted that he had recently had his tennis court converted into a five-a-side pitch.

If it is determined that you can pay these debts, without causing undue stress and financial difficulties, the court converted the Chapter 7 filing to Chapter 13 filing.

Many courts have converted their paper records to digital, online records.

At the start of his first term, the White House tennis court was converted to a basketball court, and pickup games would often feature members of Congress and high-ranking Administration officials, such as Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.

An old basketball court quirkily converted into gallery space upstairs?

Weatherspoon went sprawling onto the court, then converted both free throws.

The court just converted the measure of guilt and punishment into a financial amount.

The appeals panel of the United Nations court last month converted the fine into a seven-day prison term and asked French authorities to find and arrest Ms. Hartmann.