Sentence examples for writs as from inspiring English sources

Trump issues writs as heedlessly as he massages statistics: 1,900 of them filed already.

He regarded his writs as his Oscars.

Lee gave up his job serving writs as a solicitor's clerk, Johnson packed in teaching and they went out on the road.

Although a prosecutor later dismissed one of his writs as pure "fantasy," he was granted a hearing in November of 1956.

But, unfortunately for the Mirror Group, Maxwell had added his company to many of his claims, which left the newspaper to pay out for his gagging writs as Maxwell had libelled two MPs, Rupert Allason and George Galloway, who had referred to the allegations made by Hersh in parliament (the MPs recovered £230,000 and £150,000 in damages and costs).

If such a precedent were to propagate and be adopted by other courts or supported in superior ones, it would be a serious blow against the FBI's ability to use All Writs as an all-purpose phone-opener, as it currently does in dozens of cases.

"Life Sharing" is Napster writ as big as life.

Admittedly, the office block – 5 Aldermanbury Square – by Eric Parry Architects is particularly elegant, but it's still essentially a design for bankers and their chums, while the giant shopping mall, Liverpool One by BDP, is banality writ as large as any typeface can be stretched.

We moved the writ as soon as we could and are carrying out a full postal primary which gives every single resident in Rochester and Strood a say on our candidate.

The goal of this study was to describe the perspectives of Argentine health researchers regarding evidence-based policymaking writ large, as well as health researchers' perspectives on the facilitators and barriers to evidence-informed policymaking in Argentina.

The colonel's writ, as recorded in his "Green Book" of rambling political philosophy, replaced the rule of law.His rule had begun better.