Sentence examples for the case removed from inspiring English sources
noun
An actual event, situation, or fact.
- For a change, in this case, he was telling the truth.
He knelt down and, snapping open the case, removed a 600-mm.
The girl's parents, who managed to get the chief investigator on the case removed, called for a Europe-wide DNA database that could prevent murderers from escaping by slipping across borders.
"Legitimate symbols," Rahr reflected, "but is that really what law enforcement is all about?" She had the case removed and replaced with a giant mural of the US constitution.
Mr. Thacher had asserted that Rebecca Ballantine, who was fired from her job teaching the seventh grade at Intermediate School 450 in the East Village, was offered reinstatement and had any mention of the case removed from her personnel file.
There is only one problem with Mr. Fitzgerald: his office is already investigating MF Global's collapse, so he and his staff would have the case removed from them because of the perceived conflict of interest needed to justify a special prosecutor.
The US embassy had applied to have the case removed from the Northern Territory's jurisdiction and handled by the US Navy but that application was rejected.
While the case removes the executives from the immediate peril of a state prison sentence, they can be retried.
If that is the case, remove the device from the case before charging.
If this is the case, remove the first couple of layers.
If this is the case, remove it with the plastic part of a cotton bud.
If this is the case, remove the infect plant or plants, and control the leaf-hopper population by keeping down the weeds and plant debris.
