Sentence examples for that writ from inspiring English sources

Like the FA's decision on his future, that writ has yet to arrive.

Furthermore, it's no wonder that, writ large, small business lending suffers from a lack of transparency, when brokerage firms charge exorbitant fees to help businesses find the right loan options.

In 1979, I saw a movie that writ large my gawpishness and discomfort.

That, writ large, is the story of America's economy.

To the Editor: Joseph L. Hoffmann and Nancy J. King want to reform habeas corpus, and they do well explaining how that writ has been abused.

The most severe penalty the Lords can impose on a peer is to suspend him or her until the next general election, but after that each peer receives a writ of summons from the Queen ordering him to attend the new Parliament – and that writ cannot be overruled.

But the protection that the writ gave, even when it was limited, was indispensable.

He ruled, though, that her writ of habeas corpus must be examined by a three-judge panel.

It is understood that the writ for the byelection could be moved in the Commons as early as today.

Ipso has realised that its writ may not extend to the Daily Mail newspaper group's website.

But a spokesman for the £80m project said that the writ, issued last month, would be defended.