Sentence examples for suing from from inspiring English sources

As USC attempts to reform itself from within, many victims are suing from outside of USC's tall, daunting gates.

Keith Olbermann is suing from his former employer Current TV for $70 million over breach of contract when he was fired in late March.

"We thought we were going to be sued from here to the end of the earth," Richardson Preyer, Jr., one of Hagel's partners, told me.

More than 40 firms have been sued from 2001 to 2009 owing to the fraudulence of their financial reporting.6 Of course, the firms with IC weaknesses may have chosen not to report before 2009.

Be sure to separate the towels you sued from your other clothes and linens.

Appeals can be slow and cumbersome, if they are available at all, and most patients are barred from suing for damages resulting from denials and delayed treatments.

What would stop a stepparent, or even multiple stepparents, from suing for custody?

Derbyshire county council vs. Times Newspapers Ltd (1993) rules out public bodies from suing for libel.

Suing for damages from a false arrest is extremely difficult.

And here's a message for corporate Amercia: Try suing us from Sweden.

Mayor Bloomberg said that the families of uniformed officers would fare better from the fund than from suing the city.