Sentence examples for public entered from inspiring English sources

The public entered to watch the magistrates grind through formalities: one charge of malicious injury to a police uniform, three charges of assault, four of offensive behaviour, five of failure to observe a direction, nine of resisting arrest, 10 of unseemly words, 18 of hindering police and 19 of unlawful procession.

The children have had to cope, from having the public enter their home to dealing with the paintings of nudes that sometimes make teenagers uncomfortable.

"We wanted to use this absence of facade to let the public enter absolutely freely, to create a hybrid condition between public and commercial space," Mr. Koolhaas said.

Temporary and permanent covert video systems are used in installations for viewing the general public entering a facility as well as for monitoring employees.

The comments sparked a flurry of replies across the social media network, with members of the public entering into the debate with the first minister.

Members of the public enter the building through The Neuadd (Hall; ).

The image to the public entering the courtroom was eight men, of a certain size, and then this little woman sitting to the side.

"In recent years, we have seen a number of public companies enter the public transfer business," he said.

David E. Patton, a federal public defender, entered a not-guilty plea on his behalf.

This afternoon in State Superior Court, Diedre McMahon, an assistant public defender, entered a not guilty plea on his behalf.

Many fine public servants entered politics the same way, including California's admirable Representative Lois Capps.