Sentence examples for own domicile from inspiring English sources

Prisoners, at least, have bars and guards to separate them from prying eyes, but Richard Jewell became a prisoner of his own domicile, comings and goings monitored at all times, looking guilty before being proved innocent.

So if you want to relive those golden moments this year, set the DVR on stun and make sure that you only enjoy the recording in the privacy of your own domicile.

Also important in the E.U. context is the "country of destination rule," which entitles a consumer to bring suit in his own domicile whenever the defendant has been pursuing business activities in the consumer's domicile or directing commercial activities towards that state.

Letters and sealed packages of this kind in the mail are as fully guarded from examination and inspection, except as to their outward form and weight, as if they were retained by the parties forwarding them in their own domiciles.

Or, 'This is my own private domicile, bitch.' So I love all the bitches".

It is clear that if a patient suffers harm he/she may take legal action in his or her own MS of domicile.

Unlike in Connecticut, where Mr. Gupta owns a waterfront property, domicile in Florida will allow Mr. Gupta to shield his home, regardless of its value, from any bankruptcy court proceeding.

Every domicile is its own organism, smoothly sealed, afloat in a hostile miasma.

Normally, as in the present instance, the state of the domicile enforces its own tax, and we need not now consider the possibility of establishing a situs in another state by one who should undertake to arrange for succession there and thus defeat the collection of the death duties prescribed at his domicile.

Switching domicile is not easy.

Having no discernible household skills or talents of our own, my wife and I welcome into our domicile a wide circle of people we don't know.