Sentence examples for should sue for from inspiring English sources

But the circus should sue for slander.

Lech Poznan should sue for copyright.

When he refuses, we send missiles against his military installations until he, or more likely those around him, calculate that they should sue for peace.

If the police acted as Michael Martin alleges, then Green, like John Wilkes MP famously before him, should sue for unlawful search and seizure and receive heavy damages.

The girls' Korean boss, Han (Bryce) Lee, talks funny, is short and sexless, and wants to be hip; the black cashier is played by Garrett Morris, who should sue for the limp gags he's fed; and the horny Eastern European cook has punch lines such as "Once you go Ukraine, you will scream with sex-pain".

On that matter, my colleague Phil Walker from All Out Cricket was at the Northern Territory match where a ground announcer was sacked for what was apparently a racially insensitive comment - he says he heard nothing remotely untoward by the announcer, and that he should sue for defamation.

"I should sue you for working for a single man we don't even know," he says, not joking, once her secret is revealed, and we are forced to tilt our assumptions away from the egalitarian and toward a world where seemliness and modesty, virtues long lost to us, trump what we read as natural rights.

I think God should sue him for defamation.

Telegraph Ave businesses and residents adjacent the park should sue UCB for maintaining a public nuisance.

The radical new legislature had a better idea — the State itself should sue Trinity for the land.

Someone should sue Rawlings for making that statement.