Sentence examples for great courts from inspiring English sources

These were similar to the great courts he held in Normandy.

It has great courts, great facilities and it's definitely the best place to prepare for Wimbledon.

The warrior-humanist Federico di Montefeltro had transformed this hilltop town in a provincial backwater into one of the great courts in European history.

In 1875, by the operation of the Judicature Acts of 1873 and 1875, the High Court of Admiralty was merged with the other great courts of England into the High Court of Justice.

For a painter who spent his entire career in a narrow provincial orbit on Italy's northern plains, Correggio achieved a wide audience early on because his works were appreciated at some of the great courts of Europe.

Alexander Chee's wild opera of a novel, The Queen of the Night (Michael Joseph), follows the life of the fictional Lilliet Berne from the American plains to the great courts of Europe, passing through prisons and brothels along the way.

There was a great big court case".

The Great Court of the Tower [graphic].

The Great Court at London's British Museum.

The great court, as above, ends up housing mundane uses.

"Because it's a great court and a great crowd and the weather was great today.