Sentence examples for sue does from inspiring English sources
Recent decisions have indicated that the right to sue does not extend to any law, but only to laws that have the effect of creating an identifiable, personal federal right.
If you don't have a blender, mashing it as Sue does is another perfectly good option.
Sweet Sue does not reprimand Sugar directly but has to get her underling, Beanstalk, to do it for her.
As she welcomes us, Sue does not deign to rise from the pillow-bestrewn couch on which she sits, or rather slinks ("Forgive me for not getting up," she says, unapologetically.
The center's fascinating exhibition "A T. Rex Named Sue" does not display the real fossil -- the bones are too fragile -- but a cast of the skeleton, its massive skull pitched forward as if about to snap up any visitor who ventures too near.
Freud's portraits of Tilley also belong to a lineage stretching back to Rubens, despite the fact that Big Sue does not have the same distinctively lustrous, mother-of-pearl skin tone as the women in the earlier artist's paintings.
Those who sue do better: They average more than $300,000 per year.
Justice Antonin Scalia wrote that Section 10(b), the main antifraud provision of the federal securities laws that American investors can use to sue, did not apply outside the United States.
When you sue, do you only bring greater unfavorable attention on yourself?
I use empirical evidence to demonstrate that special incentives to sue do not dependably generate more litigation.
Did you sue?? Did you get a lot of money?
