courthouse造句

But we should be grateful to this Carmarthen courthouse campaign.

“I won’t do it, ” Mr. Farani said outside the courthouse.

The fight has now moved from the courthouse to the gold-domed state capitol.

Dennis screamed to his tearful wife as she sat in the back of the courthouse.

An elderly man wearing a juror badge also was wheeled out of the courthouse.

There was a “buzz in the courthouse, ” he conceded, after one man renamed himself Jesus Christ.

Two New Zealand prisoners had the brilliant idea of fleeing the courthouse while tethered together by handcuffs.

Martie, who spoke Yiddish and pidgin Spanish, got a job as a translator in a Brooklyn courthouse.

The two bailiffs muscled him through the door and his frantic shouts echoed through the courthouse for what seemed like an eternity.

And the bulk of the public record is no longer to be found in library stacks, dusty courthouse files, and microfilm rolls.

He said it included threats to murder three people: a vice director of the Lingling district courthouse, a judge and a lawyer.

“As I enter a courthouse”, Kornstein wrote, “ I think of Shakespeare’s warning [from The Merchant of Venice] “You must take your chance”.

"Her case was, you know, the stone that disturbed the water," says one of the Yemeni journalists who began writing about Nujood after she showed up alone one day in a courthouse in Sanaa.

Sarah and Todd Palin eloped in 1988, having dated since high school, and reportedly used two residents of a nearby nursing home as witnesses to their nuptials at the Palmer, Alaska, courthouse.

Mrs. Johnson lost the runoff by 63 to 37 percent to Marion Crank, a state legislator from Foreman in southwest Arkansas, who had the courthouse crowd and the Faubus machine behind him.