Sentence examples for courts us from inspiring English sources

Equally self-mocking is her Plath-inspired prickly amorousness, which courts us by calling us names: I wanted nothing.

In Monday's oral arguments at the US supreme court, US solicitor general Donald B Verrilli Jr sought to put the court's five conservative members on the spot.

In almost every case where US courts tried US troops, soldiers were acquitted or received relatively brief prison sentences.

We have more power as voters if they have to come and court us".

And yet brands court us fervently, and sites like Inc.com regularly champion millennials with articles like "Why I love hiring millennials" and "Managing the millennial superstar".

But, because most companies are set up to focus on the first sale rather than on all the ones that might follow, they end up devoting all their energies to courting us, promising wonderful products and excellent service.

Advertisers want to court us when we're receptive to their advances.

That is why both the Dems and GOP are courting us so strongly.

The Byrnes may be courting us with jokes, but they also want us to think and to care.

Now that we have indeed become a force in this race, other candidates began courting us "acting as if they have been there all along.

After the first year & half of R&D at the Grid, with a rough prototype and only 3 engineers, which included me, Facebook courted us for acquisition.