Sentence examples for make courtroom from inspiring English sources

Coleman said cameras in court would eventually make courtroom sketch artists obsolete.

Life magazine hired Mr. McMahon to make courtroom sketches of the trial, held in Sumner, Miss., after the judge barred photographers.

Improving climate science and the workings of international litigation could make courtrooms the next climate change battlefield, according to a new report.

King made courtroom references throughout the news conference, playing off the fact that Lewis took Rahman to court to force the rematch.

Cutting council tax benefits has only made courtrooms busier, and bailiffs richer.

He has chosen not to make a courtroom or legal drama from the story, and this choice is the core of his art.

It is only an exaggeration to see the urge to criminalize our soon-to-be-former leaders, to make into courtroom drama the tragedy of the last eight years, as an extension of this same practice.

Watching him make a courtroom statement at his sentencing, stunned at the ways he had ingratiated himself with his legal team, Ms. Vollers suddenly flashed back to the image of Mr. Rudolph in disguise, ready to kill.

FOR most of the century since it made its courtroom debut, fingerprinting has enjoyed an impeccable reputation for identifying criminals.

After his capture, Mr. Sheikh made a courtroom appearance last month in which he admitted that he had carried out the kidnapping, a confession that he later recanted.

Once the adjournment announcement was made, the courtroom once again erupted into chaos as Mr. Zaidi's family and supporters rushed toward the dock where he was standing.