Sentence examples for made court from inspiring English sources

Both men made court appearances on Tuesday.

At Tübingen, Bilfinger was made court preacher and, in 1721, professor of philosophy at the university there.

He was then forced to leave Holland but was welcomed in Berlin (1748) by Frederick the Great, made court reader, and appointed to the academy of science.

But lawyers for Mr. Hayes have already made court filings that sketch out appeals arguments that are likely to occupy the courts for years.

Berruguete returned to Spain in about 1517, and in 1518 he was made court painter to Charles V and settled at Valladolid.

In 1533 he was knighted and made court painter to the emperor Charles V. The last masters of this phase of the Venetian school Jacopo Tintoretto (c. 1518 94) and Paolo Veronese (1528 88)—were strongly influenced by Titian.

The Cuban government, deprived of aid from the former Soviet Union, has made courting tourists a top priority.

And it surely is not efficient for these firms to have partners make court appearances on such mundane matters.

If lame duck now applies to any second-term president who cannot, by law, seek reelection, then only first-term presidents would be able to make court appointments.

The executor must also make court appearances as needed.

"They sound populist, but the proposal is to make courts answer to politicians and interest groups".