Sentence examples for like court from inspiring English sources
"Some jobs like court reporting require a team".
Its audacious artfulness makes most New Journalism look like court stenography.
"I've done this before with things like court cases, but never anything on the scale that Rosenfeld did here.
Some of the 3,500 arrested had to sleep in places like court detention areas.
"It wasn't like Court 17, fifth-setter and not too many people watching," Young said.
Final denouements like court judgment, bankruptcy and death were noted in red.
He would like courts to be catalysts for public debate through innovative interpretation, an approach he calls "democracy-forcing minimalism".
As has been demonstrated elsewhere, large corporations don't like courts presided over by judges, as they almost always lose.
That's a nice thought, but Williams is the only Net holdover with Kidd-like court vision.
The amenities wowed, from the restaurant and café food to, no kidding, the lavatories, in a cloister-like court, whose gracious appointments seemed to congratulate you on having bodily functions.
D.R.: From outside, it seems like we're looking at a kind of Borgia-like court, in which everybody is leaking on everybody, nobody particularly likes anyone else, everybody's suspicious of each other, and the President, as described in the New York Times and elsewhere, is obsessively watching himself on television, fuming about his coverage.
