Sentence examples for that first heard from inspiring English sources

But the Department of Taxation and Finance says it cannot begin helping people get their money back until the Court of Appeals order is "entered," meaning that it is signed by the court clerk, returned to the trial court that first heard the case in Manhattan, and added to the case file.

The district court that first heard the case ruled that, although the quotation of private correspondence breached copyright law, an injunction would deny the publisher's First Amendment rights.

Their performance evoked both clear images of the Nativity, jewel-like as a Renaissance painting, and a sense of the excited crowd, circa 1690, that first heard the music, gleefully recognizing the familiar carols worked into the fabric of the Messe de Minuit Pour Noël.

The Federal District Court that first heard the case entered a summary judgment in Albert's favor, holding that strip-searching a "non-indictable offender" without reasonable suspicion deprived him of his Fourth Amendment right to be protected from an unreasonable search.

During that first hearing, when Garamendi finished quoting Eisenhower, he invited General Myers to comment.

That first hearing led to several major N.F.L. rule changes that experts believe will encourage similar reforms now being considered by the N.C.A.A. and youth levels.

In that first hearing, Judge Riddle had seemed troubled by the refusal to provide a fixed location and agreed with the prosecution that there were "significant grounds" for thinking Mr. Assange posed a flight risk.

Randy Hamud, the San Diego lawyer who represented Mr. Awadallah in the courtroom on that first hearing in October 2001, said he was startled by how "injudicious and malicious" Judge Mukasey had been toward his client.

That second hearing will be no earlier than Aug. 13 because of some uncertainty about whether you have to wait the full 13-month period to bring suit to force a meeting to be held.

It was soon after that article that I first heard from Stephen Larder.

It was at that meeting that I first heard the report described as "historic... unprecedented in Mexican history," by the writer and journalist Juan Villoro.