Sentence examples for one was suing from inspiring English sources

Dianne Carr, 68, who lives in New York, said she had no idea that Capital One was suing her over stale credit card debt until last year, when she went to a credit counselor and learned of the black mark.

Sonia Caro, 62, who lives in Brooklyn, said she had no idea that Capital One was suing her over credit card debt until the lender won a $2,039.43 judgment against her in 2010.

No one was sued (though the threat of a lawsuit may have hung over Imus and his employer); the solution arose swiftly almost organically and neutralized some of the transgression's toxicity.

Diamond Foods, for one, was sued after it claimed its walnuts have heart benefits without having supporting evidence.

"It's not a battle, it's not a court case, no one is suing anyone...

One is suing the Canadian government for the costs of his legal bills.

Perhaps they are not dramatic enough (they are successful) or corrupt enough (no one is suing anyone), or exploitative enough (all worker-owners earn a living wage).

About half the time he was the one doing the suing; the other half he was the one being sued.

Increasingly, the better-off ones are suing: Christie's and Sotheby's announced last month that each would pay $20m to settle some lawsuits over their price-fixing.

In October 2000, Bertelsmann announced that it would invest in Napster even as one of its subsidiaries was suing it.

When it threw out the test, promoting no one, it was sued by 18 white firefighters, one of them Hispanic, who claimed race discrimination.