Sentence examples for courts sour from inspiring English sources

Dmitri S. Chyorny, Farimex's lead lawyer, called Telenor's complaints about the Siberian courts sour grapes.

Stevens's showed how his experience on the Court had soured him on the death penalty.

Jed Rakoff, a district judge in New York (pictured), managed just that after he was forced by a federal appeals court to rubber-stamp a $285m settlement between Citigroup and the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC)."The court has now fixed the menu, leaving this court with nothing but sour grapes," writes Mr Rakoff in a ruling published on August 5th.

For most of them, things turned sour when court orders revoking planning permission arrived; and this year a new series of fast-track orders means in the most extreme cases an order for demolition can be carried out in under a month.

But the problem is that courting older users could sour the perception of its younger users who don't want their parents, teachers, or bosses on the app.

I was doing a favour and it kind of turned sour". The court was told that Ms Spence was going to stay at Mr Parker's house in West Kilbride in what Mr Smith claimed had been described to him as "babysitting".

Peter is courting Mrs. Arness (Joan Plowright), a sour old crankcase of a billionaire, to bring her business to his firm.

Rather, this veneer of pluralism, evidenced in the capital and elsewhere by a few campaign posters and scattered opposition rallies, appears to be part of an effort by Mr. Lukashenko to court the West amid increasingly sour and unpredictable relations with his longtime patron, the Kremlin.

Despite his success on the courts, Robertson's college career was soured by racism.

In keeping with the spirit of the fight, Del Monte Foods portrayed the lawsuit in court filings as "a classic case of sour grapes".

Hashem Abedi will be taken to court within two months at most, Mr Sour told BBC Middle East correspondent Orla Guerin.