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151 The interrogative sentence is the base and main feature of the courtroom discourse.

152 I'd never been in a courtroom before. But now I have first hand experience with not just the waiting room but the panel selection - and even sitting in the jury box.

153 These events cannot help but colour what happens in this courtroom.

154 It is only an exaggeration to see the urge to criminalize our soon-to-be-former leaders, to make into courtroom drama the tragedy of the last eight years, as an extension of this same practice.

155 Fingerprints are no longer quite the courtroom clincher that they used to be.

156 The result is that judges have developed standard rates that are used in both courtroom and station house: so many dollars for such-and-such an offense.

157 But in a high-ceilinged courtroom last week, the man staring down at Kirkland had the ability to take it all away – and there was reason to think he might.

158 The 24-year-old from Seattle who has beenbehind bars since the November 2007 murder was in the Perugia courtroom, as washer co-defendant and onetime boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito.

159 Nona Jackson was heard in the courtroom through a telephone and loudspeaker. Jackson and Rowe were not present.

160 Anyway, we don't want this kind of filth in our courtroom.

161 I'm wondering if that was the spirit in the courtroom, too.

162 The play, initially titled PenthouseLegend, was a courtroom drama and murder mystery, in which members of theaudience were selected to act as jurors and decide the play's outcome.

163 No wonder the courtroom cheered yesterday as the 71-year-old conman was sentenced to 150 years in jail, or that judge Denny Chin described his crimes as "extraordinarily evil".

164 Chief Justice Roger Taney read the decision in the small courtroom in the Capitol building.

165 The real complaining party at the bar in this courtroom is civilisation.

165 Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

166 I saw many of my friends and neighbors and coworkers in the courtroom, rooting for me.

167 Ms. Drew, who showed little emotion during the trial, sat stone-faced as the clerk read the jury's verdict and left the courtroom quickly, her face red and twisted with rage.

168 The common characteristic of criminal summary procedure in a narrow sense is the exemption or substantial reduction of courtroom investigation procedure.

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