Sentence examples for the judge sat from inspiring English sources

The Judge sat behind another table.

The judge sat at Mr. Forrester's old table and met Mrs. Morton sitting at the next table.

From 1998 to 2000, she was the law clerk for Judge Edmead when the judge sat on the New York City Civil Court.

The judge sat down with me several times [during the litigation] and asked me if I would make a settlement for money.

They blindfolded him again and led him to a sort of courtroom, where a bearded cleric, the judge, sat behind a wooden desk.

On Friday, when Mr. Sullivan presented the former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell as a character witness, the jurors and even the judge sat up smartly and smiled.

The judge sits with her eyes shut and cuts in again: "He was given the opportunity but he doesn't seem to have taken it".

Yet as the judge sits alone in his study, he wonders whether it is his job to stage a judicial coup d'état.

Pale pine desks are arranged in a horseshoe; the judge sits at one end, with just an undersized crest on the wall behind him to suggest that this might be a courtroom.

Between the rule and the meal falls the ritual, and the real ritual of the recipe is like the ritual of the law; the reason the judge sits high up, in a robe, is not that it makes a difference to the case but that it makes a difference to the clients.

No. 1 Court, where Penguin Books was to be tried, is the court where many big murder trials have been held — an unexpectedly small chamber, full of light woodwork, at one end of which the judge sits in a high-backed chair with a sword in a velvet scabbard hanging on the wall behind him.