Sentence examples for courts housed from inspiring English sources
IT IS the drowsy after-lunch slot in one of San Antonio's immigration courts, housed anonymously on the third floor of a squat brown office building, when the case of Pedro Rochas begins.
In the late 19th century, a cluster of buildings along or near Park Row, close to those busy news engines, City Hall and the city's courts, housed almost every daily newspaper in town — The Herald, The Sun, The Tribune, The World, The Journal and The Times.
Fortunately, a better solution exists: a "national security court" housed within the executive branch itself.
The Middle Court housed the most important state apartments and ceremonial throne halls of the king.
By the end of the 1500s, the Ottoman court housed over 1,400 live-in cooks and passed laws regulating the freshness of food.
Today: The Four Courts – housing the supreme court, high court and Dublin circuit court – dominate the river Liffey's landscape.
On immigration, the courts, housing and a variety of other more obscure areas of federal policy, Mr. Gingrich was the most loquacious, they will note.
The court is housed in a marble palace on top of a hill.
And that basketball-court house?
Court House Theater: May 17-Sept.
Pat in Cape May Court House?
