Sentence examples for courts painted from inspiring English sources

Hilliard, the great miniaturist to the Elizabethan and Jacobean courts, painted "in little".

En bloc they resemble a nightmarish vision of an imperial court painted by Velásquez.

His writing desk had a basketball court painted on top and a glass surface placed over it on which he could make trial diagrams in black marker.

Rucker Park doesn't look like much, a court painted red and green with bleachers and a chain-link fence.

Last Saturday, to mark the first anniversary of their protest, the Magic Minas unveiled a court painted with a flashy pink, purple and yellow design created by a São Paulo-based women's art collective.

"The record before this court paints a picture of Belle Meade as an old boys' club that considers and admits Caucasian male applicants on a different basis than African-American and female applicants," Judge R. Guy Cole Jr. wrote in a dissent from last month's ruling.

"The children are the main thing of his life," Leckie said outside court, painting an upbeat and pleasant picture of Simpson's life with the children.

Judge Carlton Reeves said, "The evidence before the Court paints a picture of a facility struggling with disorder, periodic mayhem, and staff ineptitude which leads to perpetual danger to the inmates and staff".

The poet takes an old plot (a marauding monster troubling the Scylding court) paints a vivid picture of the old days, for instance using the Old Testament image of the shepherd patriarchs of Israel in the folces hyrde (people's shepherd) of the Danes.

In each school, two small courts were painted on the school courtyard to be used for different games (e.g., foot- /volleyball and other popular games).

All courts are lit and therefore conducive to night play, and the inner courts are painted blue to facilitate the tracking of the ball.