Sentence examples for would be judge from inspiring English sources

The front-runner with the most support among liberals would be Judge Wood, who has opposed some abortion restrictions and is respected for standing firm against strong, conservative judges on the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.

If Mr. Bush needs to name someone from outside to become chief justice, a leading candidate, officials said, would be Judge Wilkinson, who sits in Charlottesville and is 58.

Other possible Hispanic nominees for a Gore White House would be Judge Fortunato P. Benavides, 53, a federal appeals court judge in Austin, Tex., and Judge Sonia Sotomayor, 46, a federal appeals court judge in New York.

The most recent example would be Judge Kevin M. McCarthy of the San Francisco Superior Court, who, as everybody has already noted, displayed the wisdom of Solomon toward the two men who grappled for Barry Bonds's 73rd home run ball.

They would be judge and jury".

The statement said McDonald cannot speak with his own voice because of Van Dyke, "who decided he would be judge, jury and executioner".

After death the soul would be judged.

That was how I would be judged.

A classic case would be judges hamstrung by sentencing guidelines.

"If not, he would be judged in absentia.

Presidents would be judged on actual programs, instead of hollow rhetoric.