Sentence examples for novel courts from inspiring English sources

He starts meeting oddballs, and at this point the novel courts trouble.

· Jem Poster's novel Courting Shadows is published by Sceptre.

Kathy Lette's latest novel, Courting Trouble, is published by Black Swan.

Lette told the New York Times that her new novel Courting Trouble "will feature a corrupt lawyer named Chris Grayling who ends up in a prison where he is deprived of reading matter and goes insane".

Headed for disaster, he was spared through a novel court program and an unusual coming together of a group of individuals — including a compassionate judge, a flexible prosecutor, a tenacious lawyer and an amenable police officer — who made exceptions and negotiated compromises to help him.

In recent weeks, Ms. Nathan has watched the media free-for-all that has come to surround her relationship with Mr. Giuliani, the novel court battle over whether she should be barred from Gracie Mansion and the painful particulars of her custody fight with her former husband, Bruce Nathan, over their teenage daughter.

Because the facts are novel — the courts have never addressed whether Americans can be penalized for not buying something — each side has managed to glean what it wants from the Supreme Court's most recent guidance.

He never read a novel on court again.

Única Aveyano, the spirited protagonist of Ernesto Mestre-Reed's weird and often wonderful novel, is courting her own demise.

In his case, censorship served the work - although the government took this "stringent" novel to court for harming public morals, thus assuring its success.

A large part of how we view and — alongside the novel's court — ultimately judge Meursault lies in our perception of his relationship with his mother.