Sentence examples for will be courts from inspiring English sources
These will be courts which are neither harsh nor weak, but simply better".
Unlike Seguiment, who will be courted by the candidates, they are familiar faces.
"Larry Summers will be courted, I'm sure," Mr. Carey added -- as would any Treasury secretary.
He will be court-martialled next month.Nevertheless, Mr Bush has decided to stretch the army a bit more.
If the Yemeni authorities try suspects in the Cole bombing, Yemen will be courting a major dispute with the F.B.I.
The roughly $12 million capitalization for "Flashdance" is not completely raised, he added, but potential investors will be courted during the summertime workshop.
Microsoft will be courting businesses before consumers, but Windows 10 is unlikely to appear in most businesses until the end of 2015 at the earliest.
Otherwise, they will be courting their own obsolescence.Foreign policy looks set to be the subject of a discreet institutional tussle within the current year.
What young people there are will be courted by other employers, forcing the military to compete for talent [17].
"Inevitably, he will be courted at some point but hopefully we'll be keep a hold of him".
United this month rejected an approach from Blackpool, while Celtic boss Neil Lennon thinks his former team-mate will be courted by other English clubs.
