Sentence examples for who courts from inspiring English sources

Who courts who in the dance of democracy?

She is saved by a devoted but unnamed Wooer, who courts her disguised as Palamon.

And Warnie, who courts the media, but only on his selfie-imposed terms.

Short story about a modern cowboy who courts a young teacher and lawyer by bringing a horse to town.

Hispanic Protestants, like the president who courts them, may indeed transform politics in this country.

And Geoff Breton is charming as Fernando, gauche suitor with windmill arms, who courts Mariana in vain.

Those who court danger don't all go join armies and cults.

They are media hounds who court public attention and regularly star at investor conferences.

It's a nice emblem for aphoristic thought and those who court its arrival.

He was a tough diciplinarian who court marshalled his best friend.

Both relied on a witness who court records show was addicted to drugs.