Sentence examples for three courts from inspiring English sources

All three courts were in use.

But Roland Garros has three courts with pits.

"There were only three courts and nowhere to practise.

Those three courts were all established under United Nations auspices.

Three courts are next to a hill, which allows fans to sit and watch, so those three courts draw the most people.

The Spaniards described the palace of Montezuma II as containing 300 rooms grouped around three courts.

There are now just forty-three courts in the world; nine of them are in the U.S.

Sanea's lawyers say that "ahab's allegations have been given no credence by any of at least sixty-three corrtribunalsbunals worldwide".

After hair-raising wartime experiences - including three courts-martial - with the RAF in North Africa and Italy, he returned to teaching - and astronomy.

"They prosecuted 190 folks in these Article Three courts," he added, referring to civilian courts.

"Article Three courts have a long track record of success, proving that federal prosecutions can often be the most effective mechanism for gathering useful intelligence, neutralizing a threat, and keeping a dangerous individual behind bars," Hayden said.