Sentence examples for dramatic court from inspiring English sources

The dramatic court convictions also prompted fresh reflections on the limited professionalisation of the domestic game in Pakistan.

They sold pictures of their marriage to OK! for £1.5m, and even that resulted in a dramatic court case when Hello! ran the pictures without permission.

"Atlas Shrugged" conjured up a world in which all creative businessmen had gone on strike, retreating to Galt's Gulch in Colorado, and culminated in a dramatic court scene in which Galt detailed the evils of collectivism.The woman behind these right-wing myths was exceedingly odd.

Mr Berlusconi seemed to confirm the suspicions of his critics when he declared during a dramatic court appearance on Tuesday: "One citizen is equal to another [in the eyes of the law] but perhaps this one is slightly more equal than the rest, given that 50% of Italians have given him the responsibility of governing the country".

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A bitter legal clash between Pakistan's top court and its civilian government inched toward resolution on Thursday as the prime minister made a dramatic court appearance to ward off possible imprisonment while his legal team agreed to engage the court over the key issue of presidential immunity.

After more than a month of sometimes dramatic court hearings, Chrysler sold the bulk of its assets to Fiat in almost anticlimactic fashion: in the offices of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, the law firm that is advising the Treasury Department's auto task force.

Ashya King, the five-year-old boy with a brain tumour, will be able to receive specialist treatment in Prague for his cancer, following a dramatic high court ruling on Friday night.

Though not as dramatic as court-packing, reforms aimed at making it easier to vote would help Democrats just as surely as restrictive voter ID laws and voter purges help Republicans if more people in poverty, young people, and people of color vote, Democrats will have a better chance of winning elections.

On a dramatic day in court 30 of the Rolls Building annexe of the high court, Justice Peter Smith twice adjourned proceedings so he could read new paperwork and was then told an out-of-court settlement had been reached.

Mr. Orr's return to the stand on Monday will be part of what is expected to be a dramatic day in court.

The sensational case straight out of a spy novel -- complete with invisible ink, buried cash and a red-haired beauty whose romantic exploits have been excavated in the tabloids -- came to a dramatic denouement in court.