Sentence examples for courts searching from inspiring English sources
Everything changed when the family moved to Montego Bay. Brown received little money, and he practiced mostly on cracked public courts, searching for opponents, using any ball "that was yellow and would bounce".
In the royal court, searching for someone who did not spend time at Georgetown University can be a frustrating task.
That left court officials searching this week for someone to lift the hunk of granite, which is heavier than a pick-up truck.
"A few of our clients have us do criminal court searches," he said.
They filled out the lengthy application and paid a nonrefundable $60 fee for a credit check and a housing-court search.
While there is no urgency in the home-court search, there is urgency about almost everything else concerning the basketball team.
"Our arrangement with First Advantage brings in additional layers of screening over and above the standard transport licensing process including: address verification, a local criminal court search, and a national criminal database search," Uber said in a statement.
"Our arrangement with First Advantage [a third-party background check firm] brings in additional layers of screening over and above the standard transport licensing process," Sawlani's blog post continued, "including: address verification, a local criminal court search, and a national criminal database search".
Most states have court search websites where all you have to do is (after acknowledging the terms and agreements, of course) enter a person's name and all their run-ins show up in a nice list.
A1 The justices ruled, 8 to 1, that appellate courts must give searching scrutiny to whether a jury's award of punitive damages was excessive.
"A search warrant was requested Tuesday at the Airport Court to search Lindsay's house for the item of jewellery in question.
