Sentence examples for courts old from inspiring English sources

It is a classic country town, a simple street layout, corner pubs, war memorial, the obligatory tennis courts, old verandah posts.

PAGE A11 Case Against A.N.C. Leader A11 CROATIA COURTS OLD ENEMY In a sign that the global financial crisis has hit the Adriatic, Croatia is inviting its former adversaries to come and see the sights.

The Old Bailey court in London heard the Attorney General had decided to accept the pleas.

Some Republicans accuse Senator Clinton of political opportunism in courting old foes.

In recent months, Nintendo has also been courting older players with more risqué games like Conker's Bad Fur Day.

Some groups, like the 60 Plus Association, a conservative group aimed at courting older voters, are likely to receive less support going forward.

In an effort to survive financially, many schools are turning coeducational or courting older and part-time students to fill their ranks.

Following the recent successes of The King's Speech in 2011 and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel last year, hopes were high for Quartet, the latest film courting older upscale audiences.

Controversial among Republicans, he is nonetheless influential among many Democrats and could be particularly helpful in courting older voters, union members and Latinos.

"Aging rockers like Metallica and now Led Zeppelin show Spotify is courting older users, those which aren't necessarily early adopters and therefore aren't streaming users".

It is an open question whether the discussion will be an irritant or an anchor for Republican presidential candidates as they work to court older voters in battleground states like Florida.