Examples of 'were court' in a sentence
Meaning of "were court"
Were court: Implies involvement in a legal proceeding or a legal environment. It can refer to being summoned to court, facing a trial, or participating in a judicial process
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She and the lawyer were court appointed.
People were court martialed and executed.
His early ancestors were court musicians.
There were court cases currently pending on such claims for damages.
Five junior officers were court martialled.
You were court ordered.
Set dances are based on quadrilles, which were court dances.
A number of sailors were court martialled as a result of the accident.
Dalarna had only one chartered hundred ; the others were court districts.
There were court cases on who inherited then the title.
Commanders Robert Fancy and Ian McGhie were court martialled and reprimanded over the incident.
There were court cases against Italians and French as a result of this gunfight.
Present at each execution were court officials, doctors, and ministers.
There were court seats at Knicks games, fishing trips to Cape Cod . It was crazy.
Many family members were court officers, priests or clerics.
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Were court hearings public?
During the 16th century they were court entertainments in which ballet was an important element.
There were court seats at Knicks games, fishing trips to Cape Cod.
The first enclosed theaters were court theaters, open only to the sovereigns and the nobility.
You were court martialled in England in 1943 for killing a man.
Documents 23 and 24 were court decisions and not pieces of evidence.
Because there were court cases that were going to force them to change or that.
They were court officers.
The commonest themes were court scenes, hunters, animals, birds, and stylized plants.
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