Sentence examples for entering courts from inspiring English sources

But the 1939 law, she said, has been tested only in cases of police searches of people entering courts, where it was upheld.

His affect — he joked with reporters before entering court — suggested he might have expected worse.

Spectators must also sign in with court officers before entering court.

He spoke to reporters before entering court, where he was later freed on bail.

This happened to the pilots at US Airways, which emerged from bankruptcy-law protection last month after entering court last August.

"There is a mix of DNA due to contamination and it is not usable as proof," said Sollecito's lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno, before entering court today.

And thus it proves: before entering court, Audrey nips into the ladies' room and devours an entire Sno Ball, craving a quick dose of emotional fibre.

Going to Paris in 1722, he was assisted in entering court circles by the duke of Berwick, the exiled Stuart prince whom he had known when Berwick was military governor at Bordeaux.

They wept when they caught sight of Sandusky entering court.

In another one of her recent studies, she looked at the impact of social estrangement on addicted juveniles entering court-ordered treatment because of criminal activity.

He made no comment to media as he entered court.