Examples of 'courted' in a sentence
Meaning of "courted"
Court is a verb that means to attempt to gain the favor, support, or love of someone, especially through flattery or schemes
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- simple past tense and past participle of court
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Calvin was courted by conservative and liberal alike.
There is no flattery in a great lady being courted by a traitor.
Remember how you courted me by composing a ditty.
Courted the girls even on his deathbed.
I have ever courted after his mother.
Courted arrest many times on political issues.
My wife is also being courted by a randy italian captain.
I courted you every hour of every day.
Not to mention those courted by insurance companies.
He courted five other women while we were together.
Women want to be courted and to feel special.
He courted one with gloves and rings.
But you have not been courted by another.
She courted half the VCs in town.
They may suffer marriage as they courted.
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The two courted for a long time.
Any lady would be fortunate to be courted by you.
Fadeley has courted controversy in his career.
You are the one who has courted me.
He has courted and won his audience.
Melanie gets to decide if she wants to be courted.
I want to be courted by a man and nothing else.
He transformed himself and courted human women.
Arias courted her throughout her tour.
Would not have avoided it but courted it.
Men are courted to become teachers and nurses.
New partners are groomed rather than courted.
We all courted sad and scary things.
A girl has never been courted so tenderly.
He courted me assiduously and was very fond of the children.
Now you are being courted by the feds.
He courted her week after week.
Her boyfriend courted another girl.
I courted her for two years.
He wants to be courted by our new coach.
I courted people who could help me up.
You were being courted by some young men.
I courted her in a very modest way.
Two women who courted success.
And he courted me like a regular gentleman.
Berkowitz also courted the press.
I was courted by young men from many noble families.
Just like to be courted a little bit.
They courted for three years before marrying.
But i have never courted popularity.
You courted her in the past.
No one had ever courted me before.
They courted each other and built a nest.
Experimental poets have courted new cultural styles.
It was courted by young men from many noble families.
